St Marys High School - Bluebook Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

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F J If Ffa Most Preclous Queen You are the Mother of the Mystlcal Body the Mother of Chr1st and as a result of Calvary our Mother too Dear Lady from your busy hands flow every grace to the members of th1s Body Some of us use these graces but some of us don't Scat tered throughout your Bluebook are both classes To 1ntroduce each sectlon IS a samt pecuhar to that partlcular type of functlon sports or muslc for 1nstance FO11OW1ng them are we who are now trymg to l1ve every homework ass1gnment They wlll show us how to be more llke you who are so greatly loved by Hmm As you go through th1s book and see each one of your Mar1an stu dents send us each down a blessmg or two Please be generous' We hope that you wxll take thxs whole year w1th all our vrctorles and defeats f1x them so that they wlll please your bon and present lt as an act of homage Thank you dear Lady for everythlng You have brought us one year closer to heaven May we see you there soon' AN QLIEE QF CUR BLLIEBCGK 1 ll ll ' as they did. We want to make the most of every class, every ball game, O O C A Typist s Lament or How dad I ever get Into this mess Th1s 15 a sl1ghtly exaggerated short story of what our Blue Book Staff goes through to meet a deadl1ne To any non member the Blue Book Staff the pr1de and Job of our 1llus tr1ous h1gh school would seem l1ke awell orgamzed eff1c1ently run and expertly managed bus1ness But th1s w1dely estabhshed fact seems to ment many tlmes the questlomng glances of the lesser slaves who lxke myself are bound by solemn vow to fa1thfully serve the tyrann1cal department heads and the unbearable monarch1al ed1tor By way of proof let us take the pleasant peaceful Thursday evemng of Apr1l 5 1956 The t1me 15 th1rty mlnutes past the slxth hour as an 1ron key turns slowly 1n the padlock and the heavy door of the cold dark dungeoncreaks open to adm1t the sxlent slaves herded 1n by the menacmg tyrants The large room becomes ablaze w1th the l1ght of many candles The slaves are huddled together 1n a fr1ghtened group as the tyrants rant and rave about the work to be done Suddenly an enormous shadow darkens the thres hold and the monarch storms angr1ly 1nto the dungeons terr1fy1ng even the tyrants w1th the st1ng of h1s wh1p and the 1cy horror of h1s p1erc1ng voc1e To work w1th you he scream We haven't t1me to was ' y lls at a tyrant 'Are you prepared But s1r I beg1ns the tyrant No t1me for excuses ' he screams aga Slave' To your typewrlter' You must work' You there' Make use of that pencll bellows the tyrant master's b1dd1ng My red penc1l ' shouts the monarch as he glances frantlcally at the hour glass 1n the hope that lt would stop 1f only for awh1le Who has mls- placed my 1nk pen? he bellows A slave comes to the rescue and tr1es to calm h1m Calm down? says the monarch How canlbe calm when only s1x days rema1n unt1l the day of doom? The slave s1lently returns to h1s own desk 'Where 1S the copy gu1de ? shouts one tyrant Who has h1dden the copy paper? ' bellows another 'My plctures' My plctures' Who has taken my p1ctures? ' screams a th1rd And st1ll a fourth expresses the feelmg of the others I qu1t I just gwe up I wlll falnt at my desk 1f I do not rest before I contlnue wr1t1ng I can take no more of th1s Bedlam breaks loose but sllence agaln relgns supreme at the crack of the monarch's wh1p as he orders everyone to prepare to take leave of the dungeon For although bemg a monarch he real1zed that ne1ther tyrant nor slave 15 able to accompl1sh much 1n such a state of fat1gue The candles are blown out the tyrants eas1ly lead the slaves 1nto the hall the heavy door IS closed the 1ron key 15 agaln heard to turn ln the padlock anda weary and less exuberant monarch escorts tlred tyrants to thelr enormous su1tes and exhausted slaves to thelr respectlve cells 4 ' Q n h ' . as . . s n ' 1 ' 1 ' s 3 I ! 1 : , . n 9 , . . , .. s . ll ' ' : s. te!' he e . ' ? ll ' - ' 1 ' 1 ' Il I ln. ll ' . H . . . . H ' ' , . . . , ' Il 1 ' ' ll . . 'I ' I . . , . . . ' . . H . . . . . ' 1 s ! 1 s D . Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION . Bishops . Monsignore Priest Faculty S1ster Faculty Lay Teachers Ma1ntenance 8: Cafeter1a BLUEBOOK STAFF CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES Busxness Art Home Economlcs Style Show B1o1ogy Chem1stry Physlcs DEDICATION May C r owning . SENIORS . . SOCIAL Homecoming In1t1at1on M1l1tary Ball Sno Ball Bunny Ball Prom SPORTS OO Football Basketball Baseball G A A Sw1mm1ng Bowhng 02 04 0 Z 24 ST UDENT AC TIVITIES MUSIC Choral Band Cantata PATRONS RELIGION Sodallty Rlng C erem ony Semor Ded1cat1on Retreat Father Boymer Bob Peters Mary Ann Coffman Don O'Shea Ehzabeth Jackson Gene Kramer Cathenne Nash Betty Alloe Kay Mervls Pat Foley Tom Maxlmovlch Cherrle Monsour Susan Korosa Mary Ann Galla Z 2.8 O 2 4 Student Counc1l Math 8: French Clubs Future Teachers 8: Lat1n Clubs Blue Book Nat1onal Honor Soclety UNDERCLASSMEN Staff .Tumors Sophom ore s Freshmen Adv1sor Ed1tor Bus1ne s s Manage r Layout 4 8 40 4 62 Adm1n1strat1on 8: Faculty Semors Rel1g1on Underclassmen Soclal Class ACt1V1t18 s Sports Mus1c Student ACt1V1t16 s Typlst Mary Jane Nov1tsky TYp1St Regma Roe TYPISTJ . .6 .. ..53 ..... .8 .. ..18 ..9 ...... .. .66 .. ...IO .. . ..68 ' .......... 13 ..... ..71 .. . ..73 ' '...l7 - ..76 ..81 .....86 ..84 ' .......... ..88 ..... . ..l ' .. ...92 ... ..11 ..94 ..l18 ' ....... ..96 .. .... ...l21 ' ...98 ' ' ...12 ' .... ..1 ' ......... ..l . .... Z .....l3 GRADUATION.. . ...I44 Crusader ........ . ..l36 . ...16 .. ...1 ....l39 ..13 ... ..13 ' ...... . ...l ...16 ........ ....l4l ..45 ' '....13 ' ......... 54 ' ' ...... ....56 ' ' ' .. ...59 ADMINISTRATIQN AND FACULTY r If X Dear St, Ignatius, Most of us never stop to think what this school would be like if our teachers were working only for their pay-check, They are working PRIMARILY for our sanctification through education. The custodians work hard to keep this school in perfect condition. The well-balanced meals that are served to us are due to the efforts put forth by the generous women who work in the cafeteria. These are the people who make our school a school of which we can be proud. We ask God to grant them continued success in their various duties, 43 k'N NOW f J 9 1. 6 L 5 x ' Y .' 44 1 Q '29, The Most Reverend Bishop Flody Begun The Most Reverend Bishop John Krol Our thanks and express gratitudes toyou, Your Ex- cellency, for your intense interest in our welfare botlz of body and soul. You have always pro- vided for our souls a clear presentation of the funda- mentals of Catholic Philos- ophy, text books which through their pages have made pre sent in our studies high Catholic ideals, and lastly, fine teachers whose abilities are known and re- cognized. Hls Excellency the Most Reverend Archblshop Edward F. Hoban. V For our physical welfare we have received a fine sta- dium which more then ade- quately fulfills our need for a recreational program. May the Lord shower His blessings upon you and pro- vide you with the grace to ful- fill your duties as our Shep- herd. Also our sincere thanks to Rt. Rev. Monsignor Clarence Elwell for the fruits produced by his hard Work as Superin- tendent of Schools. Rt. Msgr. Clarence Elwell Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Price The Colonel , a leader in the army of his God and his country, has been the eyes of our spiritual life here at Saint Mary for ten years. In those ten years our school has blossomed from a small parish school in an accredited North Central High School and has long hard hours ofwork, borne fruits in the form of improvement not only in the school building, but in students and faculty. Though the fulfillment of his pastoral duties have been tedious, our beloved Monsignor has never forgotten his children and passes through them, ac- konwledging the presence of each. Thank you beloved Pastor. Rev Llody.l Boymer Rellglon IV Instructor Bluebook Moderator To Father Boymer goes the cre d1t for the excellent plctures 1n our yearbook Also thanks for the pa tlence 1n both the rel1g1on classes and the after school and mght year book sesslons Father 15 also a good Thls news we recelved v1a the under ground Rev Thomas F Sullivan Senior Problems Director of Newman Club of Akron Llmverslty If you ever meet Father Sulllvan ask h1m how he enjoyed the trlp to Washlngton wlth the C1V1CS Class Thxs hardworklng pr1est1s also the Dlrector of Akron UH1V8IS1tY'S Newman Club whlch 1S a full tlme Job In 5 U an ww - - ll K of ff ' bowler and roller skater, so we hear. ttss t lla Rev Edward H Bedell Religion III Co director of the Sodallty As the co d1rector of the sodallty Father Bedell has mstllled ln all phases of our school llfe the pr1n clples of the Cathol1c falth He has also 1mpressed upon the future lay men of the Church the necessxty of followlng the Holy Father 1n h1s mo dern th1nk1ng 1 'Wk bxrxlt ,-4 IV! Rev James Schlelcher Here's a real w1tty prlest who plays a mean basketball game Father wa1ts all durlng the w1nter Justfor sprlng and a good golf game Also our thanks for the muslcal accompamment at the yearbook meet1ngs Rev Dennis Farr Rellglon I Our thanks to these two pr1ests for the t1me spent 1n teachlng re11g1on to the underclassmen We rea11ze Just how 1mportant a pr1ests tlrne 15 and what a sacr1f1ce these two men of God have made 1n cornmg here to Salnt Mary Hlgh to do us thls favor Rev John F Walsh Rellglon I 0 MOTHER M GERARD SR M GERVASE Adrnlmstrator Shorthand H Transcr1pt1on O SR MARIE ff1ce Practlce L1bra.ry US Hxstory Re11g1onIII IV Semor Problems SR M FLORA Art SR M ALETHEA Algebra I Enghsh III I3 Q? 'Q' ,f Mrs Cont: World History A freshman rn her own rights As a new teacher here at St Mary Mrs Conti has quickly been taken to the hearts of the freshman since they are all rn the same situation We hope she has found St Mary s and its students to her liking Thanks also for the assistance in forming Latin Club 1' Mrs. E. R. Zuendel Jack of all trades. Ever been late? If you have been I am sure you noticed the cheerie greeting and smiling face of Mrs. Zuendel as she hands you your late slip. Mrs D Gault Physical Education Health A qlllllel' DCVSI' WIDS 3I'ld El Wlllllel' HEVCI QLIIIS The faculty at St Mary IS proud to have as one of of its members a pert little red head who the aboxe description fits to perfection Having maJored in phys rcal education at Akron University Mrs Gault has sponsored the Lrrrls Athletic Association with the in tentron of promoting teaching in the same field I I . , . , . . . :nil . .. --r- .. ' w , . - . I K g Mr. H. Kidder Head football coach Economics General Math An old Pro In the ume spent asrde from hrs dutles as a teacher A atSt Mr Kxdderhasworked tncessently with our team the results endxng ID an excmng season Mr N Endress Head Basketball coach Asst Football coach Commercial Law Health Physical Education Bu11der of Men To express our gratttude for your wonderful work allwe can say IS keep II up You have made us more than proud to say we go to St Mary s A square deal and farr play have been the pass words on our basketball court thts year as 1n past years Never have we seen the team rn such wonderful shape Mr C Kelly Asst Basketball coach World History Georgraphy Another freshman on our faculty Respected and hked by all thrs young man has made a lasttng xmpresslon on the students A part txme home room teacher for the sentors for one half of the year Mr Kelly gamed not only the1r frtendshlp but the1r respect and admuatxon . It ' H In 5 Y I' . y - . , - 4 1 . . I . ' I 1 . 4 . . . - . D X 1 X 5 . AAr VVaH Laun H IV Enghshll Age Quod Agis The Latin Club is nothing new at St Mary s but it took a man with a great deal of patience to re establish the club Mr Wall has been at St Mary s for three years duringwhich he has become well known on the school staff Wehope that he will remain in the future to try to rub off some culture on the students Keep them fair and square Mr Wall You know those dominoes tournaments AAL Busby Band Credit where credit is due. Our thanks to Mr. Busby for all the hard work it took to put the band in such wonderful shape. Those morning practices are shaping up some mighty fine musicians from the grade school and pol- ishing off some in the high school. Seeing the fine results of just one years work, we hope to have you with us for many years to come. Work hard enough and maybe they'll give you your own private entrance to the music room Our congratulations on your recent marriage and best wishes for a long and happy life ! Cafeteria and Maintenance The cafetena staff rs from left to rrght Mrs Thomas Mrs Warner Mrs Tatomrr Mrs Young Mrs James Be low rrght custodran Frank Kolton Thanks to the eff1c1ent lad1es and S1ster Magdala of the cafeterra who darly exh1b1t the1r wares to the stu dent body Wrth several hundred stu dents convers1ngw1th one another and all the change mak1ng they do the always manage a cheerful smrle and a krnd word for all Also our thanks to the lad1es for Our ma1ntenance staff has done lt aga1n for you must admrt lt rs um que berng the only school 1n Akron that gets colder on the 1ns1de than It IS on the outsrde All krddmg as 1de our thanks to the men who change the hght bulbs mop the floors and turn the ho1ler on rn the mornrng As1de from these and other dut1es Mr Kolton 15 always most relrable and dependable Whether 1t's dances hearsals or team pract1ce he warts for he always sees that the lrghts are turned off and the doors are locked for the mght -,,....alv ' a . , Y 4 K the supply of milk in the morning. . , I . x . . ' , re- N I7 4-- ,.. M. ., .1 1 V, - ww. ...., A . .., ...fa-n.M.,5.fb 4 wwf 1 , L , ,M s fy, , 4... ,f . -. .4 W-'v ,I IA. f i X60 Af! L f a A .1 KN x Ill Dear St Marla Goretu Thrs has been for most of us our last year rn a Catholrc school Up to now we have had al1fe watched over by parents teachers and prrests but now we are golng to leave thxs comparatrvely sheltered lrfe and go out rmo the world where we w1ll meer countless temptauons whrch w1ll test our vrrtue and farth Es pecrally rested w1ll be our sacred purrty whrch we hope to preserve even as you d1d We s1ncerely hope that some day we w1ll be able to say Wllh you and St Paul I have fought the good frght I have fxrushed the course Ihave kept the r ein. J' X A mx Y Moments to Remember Gathered From the Senior Class The tragedy of the year Dellmoor closes Suspenders suspend ed' Result MangyDay' The old shepherd Joe Rach B111 Mar lon Brando Thomas Loud vest Lombard1 Nelson M1chalak's ballet sllppers more commonly known as M1racle Mart combat boots The 5 30 A M rald on Delores Champl1n's slumberless slumber party Barberton Blues Chuck LEWIS s game sav1ng shot 1n the tournament game 'There IS a hell and you may go there Thank you Father Byr1der Tarzan Lombard1 In the P1zza Shop Nelson s song Our Buzzm Cuzzm The l1ght 1D Room 30 F1dus ' Bocko s crazy l1ngo Frank Max The Mad Rus s1an John Paparella s way wmth the women The best developed thumb rn the semor class Dave Altwe1ss Bob Scallse and h1s cool Olds I lldrag any car 1n the c1ty of Akron Joe Nemeth's cool classy cashmere JoeRach'stax1 serv1ce We never carry less than twelve Father Boymer s Hells Bells Student Counc1l Treasury Fort Knox of St Mary s Lat1n Club A front organ1 zatlon for undermmlng the Enghsh language Yearbook deadhnes a date that's always stood up Math Club googol + googol goo golplex Father Schle1cher s El Ropo c1gars 'Llttle Red R1d1ng Hood O Connor Mlke Taray the founder of Ubang1 U 1n deepest Afrlca There must be an end to th1s foollshness GRADUATION U O -- . - ' Il 4 - 4 -- 0 - H - . . . . , . . l . . . . H -- ' I ' . . , . . ll - vu ' ll 3 ' ' ' rv I H ' ' vu- ' ' . 1 ll ' 1 v ' --vu - . . ' H 1 ' . . ' n ll I ' ' ll . ' . , ' ' II , . ..- vu I rv ll ' . . - ' I Q- .Q . . , -.. . -- : - . , . , . . . . . H , . . . Q ' . ' ' ---ll rr U President l Vi' Treasurer R 1 Senior Class Officers RAYMOND KAPPER Bubby St. Mary Student Council 2, Sodality 2, Choral 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, Class President 3, 4, All-City Football 3, 4, All-City Basketball 3, All-Catholic Football 4. PHYLLIS A. BOCKO Phil St. Paul N.H.S. 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, Bluebook 3, 4, Choral 1.4, Bowling 4, Class Vice- President 4. MICHAEL A. BRACCIO Mike St. Mary Student Council 2. 3, Choral l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, Junior Ro- tarian 4. IANICE M. STROTTNER lan St. Peter N.H.S. 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Boosters 3, Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Class Secretary 4. 21 Vice President Secretary Q I H53 Ng,--' J IOSEPHINE ABROSI Iozi St. Peter Student Council 4g Sodality 2 Choral 2, 3, Homecoming Atten- dant 4. RAYMOND W. BARBER ..Ray,. Immaculate Conception Student Council 1, Honor Roll 2, 3 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Bluebook 4, Choral 4g French Club 4. .pf-', JE' JOYCE B. ALEXANDER DAVID E. ALTWEIS I0yCe Dave St. Martha St. Joseph N. H. S. 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1 Crusader 4g Choral lg Class Officer Swimming 35 Buckeye Boy's State 23 G. A. A. 43 BOW1il'lg 4. PATRICK I. BARNHARDT Pat Annunciation Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Auto Club H f A 4 Q x 5 I 2. 3. ALFRED I. BECKER HAI.. St. Mary Honor Roll 35 Sodality lg Band 2. -'ii' , ' Q' ..- f .Y .554 SUSAN M. BEEMAN Sue Holy Family Honor Roll lg Sodality 1, 2, 35 Choral 4. BARBARA B. BUNACCI Barb Immaculate Conception Choral 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Attendant 8. GT x 'K' ,, I . I I W , , IOANNE A. BODAHELEY CHARLES M. BOLANZ Bodi Nick St. Mary Immaculate Heart of Mary Student Council lg Honor Roll lg Sodality 1, 2, Football Manager 1, Sodality lg Choral 1. 2, 3, 4, Auto Club 2. ROBERT W. BROWN Bart St. Joseph Honor Roll 2, 3, Sodality 2g Base- THOMAS E. BRANKEL ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Auto Tom Club 2, Football Manager 1, 2, 33 St. Augustine Basketball Manager lg Latin Club Bluebook 4g Bowling, 4. 4. MARY ANN BURCHICK Burch St Bernard Honor Roll 1 Sodal1ty 1 2 3 Corall 2 4 GAA 4 JOHNI CARR St Mary Sodalrty 1 Swrmmrng 2 Choral 1 2 Bluebook 1 2 Math C1ub4 GERTRUDE D CHAMPLIN Dee St Vtncent Choral 4 THOMAS V CLARK Tom Immaculate Heart of Mary Sodallty 1 Football Manager 1 3 4 Basketball Manager 1 MARY A COFFMAN Coffie St. Mary N.H.S. 3 4- Student Council 1 2. 3 4- Honor Roll 1 2 3 4- Choral 4- G.A A.Presiden ' Bluebook 1 3 4. REGINA E. CONROY Regina St. Bernard N.H S. 3 4- Honor Roll 1 2 3 4- Sodalityl 2 3 4- Choral 1 2. T' ,vm 199 X145-f QC' 1 Q:- X s,gT.P xfrlff X ,Emi Jw 3 Wx I my ff.: j-NA 595 UTT? li tv lf Z 1 1 65 7 Q . CHARLES W. CORCORAN Corky St. joseph Football 1, 2, 3. ROBERT A. DA NGEL Stick St. Mary Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Choral 2, So- dality 2. WILLIAM A. DATA Bill St. Mary Sodality 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. JOHN W. DEIBEL Iohn St. Augustine N.H.S. 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, So- dality 3, 4, Bluebook 4. TOM DEKEMPER Tom St. Mary Honor Roll 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3.4, Football 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES DELUCA Frannie St. Martha Sodality 3, Bowling 4. .Arif xv Yvvw--ff ,f U-'W WEP' WILLIAM V DELUCA IANET C DIERKLR ELEANOR A DIETRICK Duker Gum Drop Ellxe St Mary St Martha St Mary Sodalrty l Basketball 1 2 4 Hon l N H S 4 Honor Roll 4 Sodalrty Sodaltty l 2 3 Choral l G A A 4 Band 4 Choral 4 Math Club MARY JEAN DILUON Mage Immaculate Conception .. . -l-loorRol1l Sodality 1 2- Choral l 3 4' Bowl- ing 4- Homecoming Queen 4. fi. 'iii ANGELA M. DONATACCIO LEO B. DODSON Angle Sonny St. Jose ph St. Mary Honor Roll 3 4' Sodality l 2 3 Sodallty 1 2. 4- Choral 4. -9 K DONNA I. DREXLER IUDE T. EBERHARDT BARBARA A. ETl-IERlDGE Donna Thady Baba St. Francis de Sales Sacred Heart Immaculate Heatr of Mary Sodality 25 Band 25 Choral 1, 2, Student Council 25 Sodality 1, 2, Choral 2, 3, 4. 3, 4. 3, 45 Band lg Choral 1, 35 Foot- ball 2, 35 Class Officer 1. WILLIAM E. FAHEY Bill St. Augustine AGNES T. FALTER ROBERT P. FARRELL Honor R011 45 Choral 1, 2, 3, 45 Aggie Bob Chess Club 45 Math Club 4. St. Mary St. Paul 1. 1 Y so Cv 5 ...X JOHN F. FIEDLER Johnny St Joseph H 4 Ho r 0111 Sodalrty 2 Crusader 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Class Offrcer 2 Math Club MARY M FITZGERALD Fxtz St Patrxck NHS4 HonorRoll124 o dahty 1 '2 Crusader4 Chorall JAMES FLYNN 1m St Mary JOSEPH FUTO Wyatt Earp St Mary Bn 1234Choral1 Ao Club? MARY ANN GALLA Mag St Mary Sodahty 3 Bluebook 4 PATRICIA GA LLAGHER a St Augusune ' ,ying J c f .-, ' H Fx G, ,,,,,L ' Y' :::'-'ff QW' 4 1 f 'C' Q31 L 159' -M BLANCHE A. GAULT Blanche St. Peter Student Council 4g Crusader 4g Junior Boosters 3, Choral 1. 4, Class Secretary 3. DONALD J. GILCHER Don St. Augustine Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Bluebook 4, Crusader 4. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Otto St. Mary Sodality Ig Choral 2, 4g Bowling 4. JUDITH I. HALEY Judy Annunciation Choral 2. 3, 45 Bowling 4. RICHARD E. HAYES Dick Immaculate Heart of Mary Bowling 4. VERONICA A. HEGARTY Ronnie St. Augustine N.l-l.S. 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Sodality I, 2, 3, Crusader 4. ,V r ew 5.-K I 23 lag? 9 we , in NANCY E. HENDERSHOT Nancy St. Joseph N. H. S. 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 49 Sodality 1, 2, 35 Crusader 4. WALTER HERMANOWSKI Herman St. Bernard Sodality 1. KATHLEEN HIGGINS Kathy St. Francis de Sales Honor Roll 2g Sodallty 1, 25 Cru- sader 45 Choral 1, 2. PHILIP G. HIXON Phil St.Paul Sodality 1, 2g Choral 23 French Club 4. JUNE HOLLANDER June St. Mary Sodality 1,2,3g Bluebook Ig Choral Ig Homecoming Attendant I. MICHAEL HOPE Mike Student Council 43 Sodality I, 2, 33 Baseball 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES A HOUCK tm St Augustrne BARBARA A HUNT Barb S S Phrltp Sc James Sodality 2. 3g Bluebook 4g Crusader 4- Choral 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 4 JEAN M HUNT Jeannte St Francts de Sales Student Councrl 3 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Crusader 4 Cho al Bowl1ng4 ELIZABETH A JACKSON IZ St Joseph NH S 3 4 Student COUHC112 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Sodalrty 2 3 Bluebook4 Chora14 Chesb Cu 4 G A A 4 Lat1nClub4 Buckeye Gtrls State 3 XJARTHA E JAMES Marty St Francxs de Sales altty 1 Choral 1 SHELVY A JOHNSON Shel Immaculate Conceptron Choral 1 2 4 uv-va' B v ' MARY R. KANE St. Ioseph Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, Li- brarian 4g French Club 4. EDWARD I. KELLETT Eddie St. Paul Choral 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Librarian PATRICIA M. KELLEY Shorty St. Vincent Choral 1, 2, 4. THO MA S L. KEMPEL Tom Immaculate Heart of Mary Sodality lg Auto Club 2, French Club 4. a gil FREDERICK M. KIRVEN Mort St. Mary Choral 1, 2, 3g Football 1, 2g So- dality 1. MARGUERITE R. KOCH Marge St. Joseph Student Council 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Sodality 45 Band 1, 2, Sodality Vice-Prefect4g Latin Club 4g Chess Club 4, Math Club 4. 32 BERNADETTE C. KOERBER Berni St. Mary Sodality 1,3g Band 1,2,3,4g Band Secretary 4. DONALD E. KONDIK Klondike SS. Cyril SL Methodius Sodality 13 Math Club 4. BARBARA I. KRISTON Bobbie Jean Immaculate Conception Student Council 2,35 Choral 1 4g Homecoming Attendant 2. RITA C. KUHN Rita St. Mary Choral 1,2,3,4, SHERON A. LaPOINTE Sherri Immaculate Conception Sodality lg Choral lg Bowling 4 CHARLES H. LEWIS Chuck St. Sebastian Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1 2 3 4g Football All-City 4g Football All-District4g Football All-Dioce san 45 Basketball M.V.P. 3. 3454 IOHN N. MICHALAK Duce St. Mary Choral l,2,3,4g Baseball 3,4 ANGELA MUCCINO Angie St. Sebastian Bowling 4. 'wr X - 1' IAM ES B. MOORE ..Iim,. A nnunciation Football lg Swimming Team 1g Wrestling 1. JEROME S. MUSHINSKI ..Ien,y.. St. John Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Sod ality 3g Junior Boosters 33 Baseball 3g Bas- ketball 1. 1 QI, I KAREN L. MOYER Karrie St. Paul Band 3,45 French Club 4. DONALD I, NAUER Don St. Mary Choral 1,2g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Auto Club 2. if .:, 94 , f f www Q ac Q Q ,f 9A i f VV A A . ' 'Q .,yV..1i?z,hV W , ,em f i . ' A 1 -if , jg, 'fa fl L. THOMAS T. NEFF Snuff Immaculate Conception N.H.S. 4g Honor Roll 1,2 Swimming 1,3,4. SALLY M. NICHOLSON Sal St. Augustine Honor Roll l,2,3g G.A.A. 4, JOSEPH M. NEMETH Joe Immaculate Conception Honor Roll 1,2g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g All-City Base- ball Qg All-Diocesan Baseball 2g All-City Basketball 3g All-Catholic Basketball 4. CAROL A. NICOLA Carol St. Peter Honor Roll 3. 36 Tm' K 0 il r' ,ws t ya Wh '-!'T T ' ANNE R. NESBITT ..Ann.. St. Paul Honor Roll 1,2,3, S od a lity Crusader 45 Choral 1. MARTHA A. O'ERIEN Martha St. Augustine Sodality l,2,3g Choral 4. at ' 'GL '11 1' . 5 JF ' N ,4va6?f f,:i G X I .g. I Q 5 als 'ffm-1 JAMES E. CTCONNOR jim St. Joseph Honor Roll34 Sodalit 73- Foot- . 2 Y . ball 3,45 Basketball 3,4. ROBERT A. OZIOMEK Ozi Annunciation Sodality 1,'Z,3g Band 3,45 Band Treasurer 4, 37 2 fsqfl IOHN W. PAPARELLA upap.. LUCILLE A. PADVA Lucy St. Mary St. Bernard Student Council 4g Honor Roll 4g Iunior Boosters 33 Choral 1,2,3,4g Football lg Class Officer 1g Class Treasurer 3g Swimming 3g Latin Club 4. Sodality 1,2,3g Bluebook 3,4g Choral 1,2,3,4g G:A.A. 4g Bowling 4. 'lx' f, yW4LA A V If - 4 I I CONCETTA PIPERNI GEORGE T. PITTINGER Connie Pittie St. Mary Immaculate Heart of Mary Sodality 1,2,3g Choral 1,2,4. Baseball 1,23 Football 15 Cheer- leader 1,2,3. 38 KY' xv V an--'- ROBERT F. PETERS ..Bob,. Immaculate Conception Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3, 4g Bluebook 3,4g Bluebook Editor 4g Math Club 45 Choral 1. 6 Z PHYLLIS I. PAULUS Phyl St. Martha Choral 1,25 Band 3,45 Sodality 1, 2. JEAN P. POLLARD Jean St. Joseph Student Council 3g Class Officer 2. mu JOSEPH A. RACH Rock St. Mary N. H. S. 45 Student Council 2,3,4g Honor Rolll,2,3.4gFootballl,2,3,4: Student Council Pres. 4: Area Stu- dent Council 4g Contata 4: Math. Club 4. JOAN C. POLLARD Joni St. Joseph Student Council 2g Librarian 1. VERA A. RAINER Vera Sodality 1. 'F f. .fqhf X JKOQ...-v JOHN R, POPP Jack St. John Bluebook 35 Choral 4. -X 6 .33 .nl 4 J .1 I 4 ii o . EDWIN M. REEVES Eddie St. Paul Honor Roll 2g Bowling 4g ming 1. Y f xtwfygf W I s lbw '2- . 1 L, 5? 9-4 N I ns., fan ' 1 LORETTA K. REX Loretta St. Francis de Sales Soda1iry1,2,3g Band 2,3,4g Choral 3,4. WILLIAM H. ROLLISON Rolly St. Mary N.H.S. 4g Student Council lg Hon- or Roll 1,2,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3g Bluebook 35 Band 1,2,3,4g Band President 4g Latin Club 4. E I ROBERT REYNOLDS JOAN M. RIEGLER Bob loan St, Mary St. Paul Sodality 1,25 Junior Boosters 3g Sodality 45 Band 3,4g Choral lg Choral 2,35 Football 1,4g Swim- G.A.A. 4. ming 3. JOHN R. ROSZKOWSKI Dick St. Patrick Crusader 4g Choral 2,3,4g Foot- ball 2,3,4, Auto Club 2. 'S' ROBERT A. SCALISE Bob St. Joseph Student Council lg Sodality 1,2,3, 4g Football Manager 2,3,4g Auto Club 2. l Z' 1- Y aff TERENCE P SCHAFER MARY L SCHAAF Mary Lou Terry St Paul Annuncratton Honor Rolll Sodalrty 2 Blue SOC1-Sllty 1 Choral 1 3 4 book 3 4 Choral 1 2 4 M ARILYN A SC HULTZ. DOLORES C SCHULTZ Schultzre Marrlyn St Peter Choral 1 2 3 4 St Peter Choral 2 3 4 lt' Q7 f Q' VERNA M SC HEESER Verna Our Lady of Victory Sodalxty 2 Choral 1 2 3 4 Class Off cer 1 EDNAR SEITL St Matthew Sodalrty 1 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Choral 134 ga.. SN 4 I 'G ' t , Q S , 1 'fl 3 F J' , ., 7 -., M415 I ax-W ,, 11 - . 7 4 or 4 f 1 x R. ' A : .fi 5 5' 1 r , Q- . . N Y' k CAROL A. SEMINERIO Shorty St. Sebastian Bowling 4, ADELENE L. SERRI Louize St. Peter Sodality 35 Choral 2,3. DONALD SNYDER Don St. Mary Honor Roll 1,2g Crusader 2g Band lg Choral lg Baseball 1,3,4g Bas- ketball lg Swimming 3. THOMAS J. SOMODY Tom Annunciation Soclality 2. JOHN J. STAUD Johnny St. Patrick Honor Ro1l2,3,4g Choral 2,3,4g Football2,3,4g Swimming 2,3g Lat- in Club 1. FREDERICK E. STEVENS Indian St, John Sodality lg Baseball 3.43 Football 12. KH, Q. T AQ- 'E' 5. 'E af' 'fm-f IIT is i Y 25? fm. I , I - ' . I F me gt his ANTHONY I. STOCK Sonny Immaculate Conception Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3. MARIE J. SMITH Marie St. Joseph Sodality 1: Choral 3,4. MICHAEL A. TARAY Mike Annunciation Student Council 1,3g Sodality l,2, 3,4g Bluebook lg Junior Boosters lg Choral lg Baseball2,3,4g Basket- ball l,2,3g Auto Club Zz Sodality Prefect 4g Class Officer 25 Base- ball M.V.P, 2g Baseball All-City 2,4, HELEN S. THESING Susi St. George Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Sodality 2,35 Bluebook 4g Crusader 4. JAMES THOMAS uhm.. St, Paul Student Council 1,43 Choral lg Football 2. WILLIAM M. THOMAS Marlon st. Mary Choral 1,4g Basketball lg Football 2,3,4. EMIL J. TOTURA Bud S.S. Cyril SL Methodius Sodality 1,2,3g Crusader 4, 'hq,,., ' RICHARD G. TRAXLER Dick Q A St. Paul . N.H.S. 4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g So- X X dality 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4g Math A Club 4. l DONALD P. UTRUP ..Uty.. Immaculate Conception Bowlinsz 4. JOHN WATSON Jack St. Augustine BARBARA L. WEIGAND Barb St, Paul N.H.S. 3,43 Student Council lg Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3, 43 Choral 1,2,3,4. sf MARY JOSEPHINE WEINMAN Mary Io St. Joseph Sodaliry 2,3g Choral 1,2,3,4. 'Wg f-sn' 'nhl' 6 iw, f 1 .-':fWff B, rl A H V 9, 4 , 4 Q Z ! STEPHEN A ZIMMER Steve St Bernard Honor Roll 2 RICHARD H. ZIMMERMAN Wilbur St. Mary Choral 1,4g Baseball Manager 1,2, 3 4 , . Ln 'iii' Q EDWARD A ZUSCHAK Emanuel St ohn Football 1 41 X 'K 'vb I f f '1', Q N Ag. f , . 1 Q ' 'Q ff? 2 i if Us 52 5' 'Y . F JV, i V I ii E WF 1, f 'f- A g W V' 5 1 71 9' A 1' ' : 2, . M V H, 9' aww 1 Wk ', L . ' ' Y '-J '. I Hg L,,'Z iff! ,,-L Hfzf , ' .W ,, . r -11 fmiiwiz, ,:.,w+ I 7 Lkrkr Z ,V R Ilglon Dear St, Therese, We at St,Mary's seemed to have earned the value of your Little Way. Just glance through these pages and see what is there, The Queen's Teens have really been working this year - two plays and the publication of the Missal Marker . The all-important seniors have dedicated their future lives to Mary on December 8, Their rings were blessed to remind them to act as Catholics always! Yes, this is truly a Catholic school, We are here for one purpose - sanctification through education, We are confident that if we follow your Little Way we will have learned all that is necessary, For then, we will be true followers of Christ, KT I X' 41-x Q4 L i il for .er Q I Q 0 0 lx To Jesus Through Mary To show her appreciation, Mary, played by Marguerite Koch, places her hand on the head of Her Juggler , Jude Eberhardt, the monk who could show his love only be en- tertaining Her. Life in a monastery really is different than I expected, says Jude Eberhardt as he is shown the possible fields of work in a monastery by Mike Taray, Bob Fillmore, John Diebel and Jim Oser. Planning all the Sodality Activities through the year are Mike Taray, Prefectg Marquerite Koch, Vice-prefect, Cherrie Monsour, Secretary: and Bob Fillmore, Treasurer. if .ff Li. S A Maria Gorettin Two heavenly messengers, Gennie Siemasko and Catherine Nash, page Maria Goretti, Loretta Mollica, to tell her of the Blessed Mother's wish, that Maria tell her life story to the students of St. Mary's on the feast of the An- nunciation. After returning home from the Navy, Luigi, Dave De Luca, is intro- duced to Assunta, his future wife, played by Eleanor Dietrick, by Mary Agnes Lewis who plays Nina. JohnReichard,as the priest, asks Maria if she pardons her murderer as Christ forgave His murderers. On- lookers are Maria's mother and a con- cerned nurse, Mary Jane Novitsky. Several years after her death, Maria appears to Allessandro, Bob Fillmore, who is in prison, and gives him lilies, symbolizing her purity. Surrounded by the angels and saints in heavenly splendor, Our Lady, Barbara Weigand, tells Maria how pleased she is with her performance. Discussing last minute details are Jean Hunt Bernadette Jacubiak Cath- erine Nash and Gennie Siemasko rw- 1 .4 Drsplayrng therr long awarted rmgs at the rnformal Martha James Lucrlle Padva Mary Lou Schaaf Bar receptron after the ceremony are Barbara Etherrdge bara Hunt Mary Ann Coffman and June Hollander Senior Ring Ceremony Recervrng then- blessed rrngs from Mon srgnor Prrce are from left to rrght Mrke Braccro Pat Bardheart B111 DeLuca .Toe Futo Ed Kellet Don O'Shea and Terry Schaffer ln hrs talk to the semors after they had 1-ece1ved then' rmgs MOHS1gHOT remrnded themthat them' rrngs were sacramentals and should be keptandtreasured He told the semors then' class rmgs are a symbol of therr Catholrc educa l tron l 10 J of 4 al 4' , ' A, x , . , va ' ij.. . 1 1 . :V g lf. ,X- J .. EIS. ' I s 5 f fl i ' L' , '1 Q 1 f i 1' 3 Q...-K W-,M ' , 2' V , 1 X i L,,.z - , I V . U . . - , . . , ' . . y - I ' f ' O O ' I I I D Y ! 3 Senior Dedication Typical of the Seniors as they presented their lilies, symbolizing their love for the Blessed Virgin, are Bob Far- rell and Bill DeLuca. Lilies, snow white and im- maculate, were a fitting tri- bute to the Queen of Virgins on this her great feast the Immaculate Conception The Seniors wearing for the first time their caps and gowns marched into church in a procession to dedicate their lives to the Blessed Vir in .nil 3' - ' , ' 'gixfq ' X ' .ef k P f 1 N. Q, , v Q!! Q .Q L . X, . . 51 High School Retreat We must shut out the world and mv1te mto ourhearts Chnst the Blessed Mother St Joseph and the samts Father Byr1der 1n h1s very fu-st con ference urged the students rnakmg the retreat to keep SIICHCE the language of the sa1nts and to dwell 1n solltude the house of the samts We l1ke the salnts must br1ng 1nto our da1ly hves the four requlsltes of a holy hfe solltude and smlence and penance and prayer 1f we w1sh to attam our fmal goal heaven Prayer and penance are the two w1ngsby wh1ch we fly safely and surely to God 2 4-4 A-l. , A Q X f f ,.,, - 5 1 z' W 4 Z I v' F, 'fig 'YW 4' f1'.vj' , .f f ' L- fa' n ,ay JW LA, ,. I-1.1, .14 .-'EL '1.- 'la , ' '-.-J Civ f 1 f A 5 1 f K x l D s 1. Q X, -9 f 1.-. if .-3 ,' . , . :fe fr QM LF -fn' f., ,x Q fi um 4 .X , M, s ' . ri,- . '12 1 X Q9- 3 z-s-,Q , X L! V UNDERCLASSMEN Dear St Catherine, lt's rather surprising how quickly we grow up during our four years in high school. We freshmen have all we can do to get acquainted with the school, As sophomores we began to grow up, Things that we never thought were very necessary seemed to be tak- ing first place in our lives, As juniors we begin to take over things - important things like the junior senior prom. Yes, we mature into young womanhood and manhood in only a few years, Many are the ex- periences of youth, many beautiful, many mischiev- vous, many even sad. But they are all part of grow- ing up and learning to face life as it really is, X- .lumors SZ? -5,2 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ellen Neff Margaret Becker Eddie Jebber Joe Ogurchak Remember Religion Ill with Fr Bedell and Sr Marie Gerald Sr Alethea for English III U S History with Sr Benigna and Sr Marie Gerald French with Sr Gervase Mr Endress and Commercial Law Latin III with Mr Woll Sr Marie Daniel and Chemistry Typing II with Sr. Gervase. Shorthand with Sr. Georgetta and Sr. Gervase. Junior Specialties. . . Sno' Ball Junior-Senior Prom ff' Ii, ggi 'S T ni z.61'JH,!1'J, W 1,53 I Y 1 lL':'u,lu 'lh Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lmda Padobmk Pamela Martell Joanne Eggert Ger ald Logsden Roger Flllmore Remember Re11g1or1 ll w1th Fr Schlelcher and Sr Bemgna Sr Marme R1ta and Mr Woll for Enghsh II World I-Ixstory w1th Mrs Cont1 and Mr Kelly Latln Il wlth Mr Woll Sr Pruder1t1a and Sr Mar1e Damel for B1ology Geometry w1th Sr Mary Donald Typung I wlth Sr Gervase and Sr Georgetta Mr Kelly for Geography Sr Magdala for Advanced Cookmg Sophomore Spec1al1t1es Senxor Breakfast Bunny Ball Q - I U I , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 , 'U ki il v 113,31 In Xxf 'X 75'f5!, 1 , if QL! U ll, if 'QU Vi J ll ni ' if 'I 1 lull!! ulnnufuy A f W X l Freshmen FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Evelyn Zepnack Barbara Freese Eleanor Scho von e Chuck Malbouf Tlm Fltspatrlck Frank Paparella Earl Davrs Remember Rel1g1on I w1th Sr Mane Rose Sr Marle R1ta and Sr Luc1a Sr Berugna and Sr Luc1a for Engllsh I Home Ec wrth Sr Magdala Sr Donald and Sr Alethea for Algebra I Mr K1dder 1n General Math and Econorrucs Latin I Wlth Mrs Contl General Sc1ence wxth Sr Luc1a 69 - r 1 I 1 1 I ' 0 , . , 1 f . . . . - 1 1 . 1 Q Q . . . 4 I U s V U ui 1llllU'wllI!Q,l vi W V f' ' I' WWI 1 . uv ' -'nv f at Q 5 4 , f 'Q ! A . 5 ll ng 1yiUlIlluVllil!Ih if! I 5 utlHllnuu'3g,,' Vg. '-- - UI I I L SOCIAL Dear St. A loysius, We here at St, Mary's are blessed with a fine so- cial program which, while staying up with the modern trends of today is ever falling back on good, solid, Christian Ideals, This isshownin the many dances and record hops that are held throughout the year in our Marian Au- dit0riur1'1. SOITIC of these are the Sophomore's Bunny Ball, the Iunior's Sno Ball, and that all important Junior and Senior project, the Prom, We want to be able, in future years, to look back on our days at St, Mary's and remember the great timeswe had here enjoying the planning and fulfill- ment of these, our high-school activities, Homecoming Mldge Manmon Nancy Dawson Janet Oser Patty Forte Ios1eAbros1 Mary Jane D1111on Betty Lewls Jean Cutrone Ha1ft1me act1v1t1es of the Homecomrng game w1th Ham11ton Cathollc we re h1gh hghted by the presentat1on of wh1te and yellow chrysanthe mums by last years queen M1dge Manmon to queen Mary Jane and her court Mayor Berg p1nned beaut1fu1 rose corsages on our two spec1a1 guests Kent State queen Betty Lewls and Akron Un1vers1ty queen JeanCutron both grad- uates of St. Mary's. Dave A ltweis, Mary Jane Dillion, Mike Hope, Josie Abrosi, Don Fightmaster, Patty Forte. Ray Kapper and Mary Jane Dillon. After a victorious game, students and alumni attended the Homecoming Dance, held in St. Mary's auditorium. The event was sponsored by the Booster Club and the Student Council. Everyone enjoyed an evening of dancing, to the lovely music of Johnny Lewis and his Orchestra During intermis sion Mary Jane s dream came true While she knelt on a White satin cushion football captain Bubby Kapper placed the crown on her head Pattylforte Junior Nancy Dawson Freshman Mary Jane Irllon Janet Oser Sophomore Josie Abrosi Senior 40 pb, 1 09+ 4.1 ' 1 7 Y . fs .Q 4 f Q 1 E l f Q h ' , U i A 15' 'n J- . ff ' - ' V' vs-F 1' of , fi .I ' .. z 1' i 'ff f ' l,f5i.f' -A f K , mfg in ,fi -Y 1 ff? .' X Q l ' fl i v x : f - g i gli rf is Q '!, Q H . xr I Don Frghrmasrer Pat Forte Mary Jane Drllon Dave AIIWCIS Janet Oser Vmce Baker Jim Thomas Pat Foley Drck Roszkowskr Mary Arm Shumaker Mary Ann Horvath George Prttmger . Xu 'r Y Y . in Nl 4 ,r-Q, .Ryan . A W A xx Q U 'L' 51-sa .,. I ..,f 1 f Pg?-Q'fg? ,K , if? ey - ' -' ' 4 9 . U y. K . N f ,.f ' f' sin., ar. r-'ou 09'- U30- D43 gn: I o :1 zu n o P U o :1 rn P4 N UQ ru F1 -n 1 N :1 U cn r-' s: n N r- m 1 V1 -4 U Inltlatlon Mary Ahce Mannmg Margaret Pron1o Evelyn Zepnak Donna Frattura Rua Durkln L x 'lk Donna Becker Joanne Wolfe Barbara Freese Joame Luxedor A 1 Judy Kamrad, and Mane Rapp ,1 x J y . . . M' '-I In ' Z. W X .V I I v x a as , . v - gLQt:x,. . a , , KX fri I il f Q Q l . n v if Highlighting this year s band events was the annual Military Ball attended and en Joyed by the many schools in the Akron area The dreamy music of Tommy Newman and his quintet set the couples whirling across the floor The multi colored dresses of the girls added glamourand gaiety spotlessly clean and beauti fully pressed band uniforms le nt an air of dignity to the event As the evening came to an end the dance floor was buffedto a luster by the shuf fle of many happy feet Grateful thanks can be given to Mr Gerald Busby our energetic new band direc tor who has inspired so much enthusiasm in our band mem bers Mr Gerald Busby Miss Walda Shanaberger N . . . . , to this festive occasion. The fu- 19 A4-, - AT EASE Bob Burchlck Carol Shopper Marle Farkas Frank Caetta EYES RIGHT' Mr Busby Mrss W alda Shanaberger Frank Maxxrnovxch Dorothy H111e gas Bob Ozromek Barbara Drerker B11lRo111son Jean Kreuz 1 4, t I, - n v 1 ' . , . . . - - 1 u 1 n I 1 r - 1. IW?- 3.5,-ef rvw ,ilr 1' 'V' I-A ,All A br1ef rest between dances was enjoyed by Donna Hurat Ray Henley John R1eg1er and Kay Coffman Ie 14 Pretty as a pxcture are Don Naur and Joann Con Mary Ann Henley and Joe Speaks make a very pleasant lookmg couple Takmg a breather and looklng around .irc Danny Burkowskr Rua Mornerte N .-Q.: A i'4j'xOr ,ff if GP Weary from the dance Comme Prpernr Bob Brlrtsky Dave Casenherser Ann Nesbrtt Joe Paonessa sneaks a gun at the camera whrle Rose Mane Pozomtz frnds rmerest elsewhere X ,x 'V R I VV , ,Naval 1 Z Vg Q ,V K, ' f f , R '- 11 L v , x M Q , . - kv s RK , ' gs 5 . E 0 5 , : , i 5 O Q' K IX . . 'h . ' k I ei., 1 . ' ,Q h . ,W , ., 'S ' A,1 ' LL ws' U VQ b A M his ' - , - u K x ,N -1 I ' 6 X Q ff , V r A - H ' 4 . A , b h 6, e I : Q QV. X, I K if. if i Hnchrng therr stars are Laura Smrth Margre Suth Where drd rt go? asks Mary Thesrng Beverly ms enman Berruce Sprdle xN3 f 5 76 Workrng on the cham gang, are Mary Dukes,Jear1Mi11er, Carol Kowell, Karen Becker, Estella Freese, Betty Trares, Pat Posey. Q D Airfare-1, , of ..-fvfqt S., .., ,M 5 mwW '5 W W 4 Transformlng the stage 1nto a Wlfllel' scene are Helen Bob Crapo Chuck Brown Mary Agnes Lewrs are Reuschman Ann Zelsky puttlng the basketball backboafd 0 good use Betty Trares adds a bu of snow to the tree whlle Sally Stanford and Coletta Fahey look on Ill. Ill ll.. lgx -R fin 'l'nl f x 1'1- Seated on their thrones are the King and Queen, Mike Stock and Barbara Gardiner. fffji fff, r if r I f Lf. K ,ig I iss fr if The high spot in the activities of the Junior Class was the annual Junior Sno-Ball. Happy couples danced to the gay music of Johnny Lewis and his orches- tra. Suspense was ap- parent as the intermis- sion drew near. Every- one awaited the an- nouncing of this years king and queen. As al- ways, the king and queen were chosen by the se- cret vote of the Junior Class. Junior Class President, Ed Jebber, crowned Mike Stock and Barbara Gardiner. Nadene Becker and George Cooney take a break in their dancing to watch the other couples. V ,f x f Q W Making returns on raffle tickets are: Florence Pressler, Iim Kramer, Dave DeLuca, Bob Picard. Betty Alloe, Margie Craig. Ed Zuschak. and Karen Moyer take a brief pause between dances. T9 fn , 'vs CD I Q-9 4 I? rx ' I I ., '. L 1 ll 1 .g lk :Il ii 3. ' I In llllxllilgi .ff lH0lHl ' , XI ',n 'Nl Ili' Uma IHIIIDIIU: Q unit., 'l'llQll.., un. -wtv.1x':111. X:'.11.n ugnni' lan u..Ssx... 1 ..'i.gu h lllgggll Ngooibxi 'Xsu1ul': l QIIIU NXll suo ,f Ill. , ' 5.2-v Qll: 4 Q I . f F 'I-5199 if F' x:',-r 0'Q.y:f 4 ,f4',5uf ' 9, . 4 ' 'J U . 'rs'-Q fi,-K: .' 'p.03,'? Q 449' ' My ' vt N G .','..'. .,'o'I.':'f'f'2 5-raw- ' .152-v ' ..--- '-V + Five Irishlassies and their lads, Donna Ange, Donna Miller, Rod Horvath, Bernie Koebor, after appearance. HU Gertrude Daugherty, Pat Toth, Mary Schur, Eleanor Schivone, Joe Schumaker, Tom Speaks, Roger Forte, Carl Cseh. Tim Fitz- patrick, wait to make their appearance at Mom 85 Dad's Night. Barbara Weigand and her sister show their style for the audience. x fi i X l Bunny Ball Ushers in Spring at St. Mary s Yvonne Maag and Tom Spidle seem to be enjoying Don Utrup gives Angie Muccino a whirl around the the music of Johnny Lewis. floor. Taking a breather and looking around are lean Pollard and A1 Becker. Easter Fantasy Provides Spring Social Entertainment. On AprilZ, 1956, the Marian au- ditorium was transformed into a bun- by wonderland for the annual Bunny Ball. Our Sophomores put all their in- genuity together for marvelous re- sults. To the traditionalliaster eggs, there was added a Bunny Orchestra, which was the center of attraction. Some of the couples dancing to the smooth music were Barbara Gardiner and Mike Taray, Barb Nam- sick and Bill Corcoran, Kay Mervis and Don Fightmaster, Cathy Kral and John Coropolis, Laura Miragliotta and Tom Neff. 'ir Preparing for the Prom Only God can make a tree, but Margie Slith, Jean Miller, Karen Wilhelm, Phyllis Seman, and Pat Posey, try it anyway. , lGl l n W. V 3. . .. if :KV Q Y 9 2 K 5 Ili I! 1 fr' va' Ch 1 -. -.,,s - I ,..M5f-3' The scene ofthe Prom. Barb Namsick, and Peggy Cusick lend fin ishing touches to a wheelbarrow. Karen Becker, Kathy Lotze, Genny Siemasko, Jean Miller. Decorating the third floor railing with streamers are Alice Urdiales, Pat Kirven, pause from their work to smile at Barbara Sloan and Ann Zelsky. the camera. Two students of higher education, Mike Paderakus Sue Penotte. John Becker. Margie Craig. Phyllis Seman, Pat and John Reichard, prepare to oversee the decorating Posey are busy making artificial trees. being done. , su ' ,' - tx 0 X 1 Pr. In Angie Muccino and John Fiedler on parade. . ,, ,gr Frank Maximovich and Ann Zelsky pause to make a wish at the wishing well. 'illlllllgflfflmllllllll 2 H4 Ed Kellett and Martha O'Brien are look- ing well---aren't they? KH Ed Iebber and Kay Mervis honor our Blessed Mother with the tra ditional presentation of a corsage. ar en 'Gj ,, a CLASSRGCDM ACTIVITIES 86 Dear St. Thomas Most of us are not gifted with your intelligence. But it would come in handy when we are faced with an extremely difficult religion or English assignment. On the other hand, very few of us ever study as dili- gently and perseveringly as you difl. We can all take a tip and re me mber later on mat we never know everything. We must keep advancing by reading. conversing, thinking as intelligent Catholics, and at- tending college if possible. Then we will be able to fulfill our vocations to the best of our ability for the praise and glory of God, our own salvation, and the souls of others. DeLuca sxsters Kathy and Fran ex amme a new elecmc typewruer Solving problems on comptometer m a c h ine s are Beverly Eisenman, Barbara Etheridge, and Carol Eisen- hut Future W 'i Secretaries U X Connle Norton and Sally Stanford are buslly typrng whrle Ahce Urdrales Alxce Wern man Mane Smrrh and Shelby Johnson study the lesson for the day s work Betty Hrlner and Mary Ann Galla are runnrngoff copres on the mrmeograph machme 89 Art Q29 00 Cooperating with local branch library cam- paign against vandalism are Veronica Heg- arty, Tom Iankowski, Paul Jursik and Patricia LaPoint. twig QW xx 9 59 as 96136 Art experiences this year in- cluded drawing, portrait, letter- ing, illustration and crafts. All students found a degree of suc- cess and enjoyment in projects arranged to serve their needs or those of the school and commun- ity. If you like art, won't you join us? A word about our greatest un- dertaking. It was a Bethlehem scene constructed for St.Peter Claver Church. The thirty inch figures we re made of paper mache and clothed in rich silk and brocade. The house of Beth- lehem,palm trees, painted back- ground, and figure s make a lovely scene especially with a spotlight shining upon them at night. Next year'sproject-a painted plywood outdoor set for Saint Mary's! I The Masked Ball contest provided fun for all. Here are Nancy Hendershot, Eleanor Brennan and Barbara Bridges whose entries won awards. 1 Creations Beginners' first experience with block printing are Elaine Meid- linger, Marie Rapp, Theresa Ludwig and Marie Valentine. and Eleanor Brennan. w ff wo, ' 'OnJ,N!f' ' f t . Danelle McCafferty, Vincent Frange and Betty Hunt are it over. 6 f fr: is A young Miss from the grades makes an excellent model for the lessons in figure drawing. Barbara Namsick. Jo Ann Hamric, Joanne Wolfe, and Marie Rapp seem to enjoy printing their own designs on a bandana. , or : f..,g3gQzsgag 1 Iudy Champlin, Rosemary Danelle McCafferty and Sue non thought they would try screening their Christmas car ds. so' km i-Q -fe' .xx f' J ,..... in-nv' Betty Jordan Pat Hawkms and Sandra Nesbxt study their patterns before they begm to put them to work Rose Falkenstem seems to be helpmg Dorothy Maxwell sutch a seam rn her sktrt af un... Home akmg some goodres are Sonny Stock Bob Dangel and lack Popp 1 xt ' I I 'ir 'F - 'R . A gy W V 5 to t , . fi A 2 fu A t - ,J ynye i- tetn, M . I 1 9 I 'J n-at ' I jj . af I ll .. V . J A MN, hs r f v pq 5 - r '9 VO? l Av 92 'ilu Amelta Marra Janet Kowell Suz anne Krretz K athy Lastacy are lookmg over theu patterns Whlppmg up a dehctous cake are Sharon LaPo1nt Be r n 18 Koerber and Delores Champlm Economics Preparmg to serve therr parents a dtnner are Joan Dannemtller Judy Caetta Irene Reymann Ann Herser Kay Coffman Rxta Estafen Nancy Coffman and Marte Valentme T.- ali- -.n--I Q -s U3 Science Sophomores Vrrgrma Dreher Molly Schaeffer and Noreen Foxexamrne plane geometry projects 1 Dxck Iurktewtcz explams an erghth grade project to Kathy Payne hm Pappas and Tony Stca Tom Brankel demonstrates the worktngs of a Telsa coll to Joan Breza Molly Schaeffer Tom Jan kowskr and Marjorre Craxg B111 Cox and Joe Speaks show thelr Math projects to Mane Fredler and Ray Karee Don Frghtmaster IS explammg hrs award wmnmg project Chemrstry of rubber ro Rosemary Kuralt Exhlblt Bob Prcard IS explarmng the work mgs of a Polygon to Dave DeLuca P IIC RU o IPARISONS or bi Nature K4 1 Vx. Watchtng the cactus grow are Dar lene Serfert Kathy Payne Andrea Ayers Jeannette Frank lntrudmgrn the hves of these Krss mg Groumars are Bernadette Ja kubrak Rua Urban Chns Drexler Irene Rehmer Ruth Flemrng Rose Papp, Do nna Posey, Susan Hammer, Mercedes Kenna, Frances Bocko, Darlene Serfert, Clara Wat son drs play then' excellent exhrbrts Stud Looking over their pr oJe cts are Louise Krextz Carolina Paparella Barbara Dufala Ethel Chermak Mary Jane Novetsky iygnada. wwf' While Marie Fidler enjoys a deli- cious tidbit, Irene Rehman, Ruth Fleming, Jacqueline Zehner, Char- lotte Weinman, Evelyn Hickman look on. T Jean Houck Mary Ann Henley Mary Ann Huctwith Nora Lyons Carol Messor Mary Drexler inspect Biology exhibits mv! Chemistry l M' Kathy Stuhldreher and Bob Plcard fllter a mysterlous soluuon Producmg carbon are Dave De Luca Jerry WOjClCChOWSkl Berme Rach Bob Ozlomxck Phy111sSeman Peggy Qualters Kar ren Wxlhelm Helen Rueschman Margaret Becker Roberta Myers prepare a salt iw- Bending glass are: Pete Frank, John Reichard, Gene Kramer, John Cor- opolis. Mike Stock, Ed Jebber, Dave Mas- soud, Ed Nime reduce lead oxide. 2: Fun Funnels and Formulas Testing the solubility of carbon are Jim Moreley, Torn Maximovich Garth Hardacre, Joe Kamrad. Jim Flynn John Staud Jim McMa- hon Don Lo mb a r di are testing Hooke s Law. Trying to figure out the mystery of parallel circuits are: John Fidler, Tom DeKemper, Jim O'Connor, Chuck Lewis. if ,- VU' Physicists Measuring c a lor ie s QIVEH off by steam are J1m Houck Ray Barber Tom Brankel Don Kondrk John De 1bel lf X, HMI -3- 1 ',,LJ,, A At Work Leo Dodson Jirn Oser Jerry Mush mski Bob Peters are testing refrac tion of light D21 'lu- 1-v 4 Iughead and Frank Maxrmovlch cooking up some mischief Testing the mechanical advantage of a pulley are: John McKenna Al Becker Dick Roszkowski. SPORTS s .l Dear St, Sebastian, The athletes of St, Mary's have had a good season in football, basketball, swimming and baseball this year, We have learned to meet success and failure in the same light. The value of persistence and the necessity of co-operation has become clear to us. Using you as our model, we have had the courage to persevere in those last seconds of the game even when we were losing, We have learned that true success isnot measured in a win-1oss column, but it is de- termined by the spirit the team puts forthr ? . Season Ends with 3 Wins, 3 Losses, 4 Ties ' 1 I I I I 1 U . '-M, .- ' ' ,.,.'f, vu , O. - P V ., 1 - Q W' S , I 9' f ' Q ' 4 unw- if 1 I GH u n Q , 4 ,, . ' is - . f X 1 1 1 f ' W a V' ' 12- O R ' ffl ,xg 'ini qv if Y' -W , , I' Fit ...Q 'iw at WI? : F5 S' BA ' '19 f ' m V ,a13fw' ir' t es - S . ig, npr, ii 2 if If aa5Ea-W F..-f54i-Q ROW 1 Bob Gardner Mike Braccro I1m OConner Chuck Lewrs Don Lombardl B111 Data Sonny Stock ROW2 Bill Thomas Tom Kapper Bob Reynolds ohn F1edler Lou Perry Tom DeKemper M1ke Stock Jack Graham ROW 3 hm Pappas John Rerchard Dick J df' 11 was t Jurk1ew1cz B111 Dodson Walt Galowlc Dick Ulnck leo Dodson ROW 4 Mark Leading hm Kolton Steve Zamesko Ted Plehn Jerry Plehn Martln Frank ROW 5 Tlm O Bryan Joe Rach Ray Kappe r John Staud Drck Roszkowskr M1ke Hope Saints Swamp Hamilton The Crusaders came out on top 41 Z1 1n the annual Homecommg game St Mary, led by the flne defenswe play of Joe Rach B111 Data, and M1ke Hope started to turn the game 1nto a rout m the f1rst quarter Ray Kapper had a br1l11ant day as he scored two touchdowns and threw for two more Sonny Stock scampers from2 would be tacklers as he streaks toward the goal lme IU the game against Ha milton Cathohc 104 . 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I ' ' K gi: N7 M if-was f ,,-W, ,ff 1a,1,l'f,f V ' SQFJ ' LOOK OUT' Sonny Stock on a hand off from Ray Kapper produces a frne gam behrnd the blockrng of Chuck Lewrs and B111 Data St Mary Whips Up Another Tue St EdWard's scoredf1rst by takmg the openmg kmckoff and marchrng 49 yards to pay d1rt Mlnutes later Salnt Mary s got 1nto the act when Chuck LEWIS blocked a St Ed ward's punt and Jlm O'Connor raced 50 yards for the frrst play Sa1nt Mary's added one score and St Edward's took the lead on a pau' of touch downs Then 1n the f1na1 m1n utes of the fourth quarter St Mary's made the1r f1na1 effort to brmg the game to a 19 19 18 AROUND THE END Lou Perry stxtf arms a Central player as he garns substant1a1 yard a e . i I , score. In the third quarter of t' . Q . ! 'D P TOP Ex R M1keBracc1o Ray Kapper Mtke Hope Ex L Tom DeKemper BOTTOM Ex R Sonny Stock John Ftedler Chuck Lewts Q. E L B111 Data avi if Y 0 :- m m 1 ro na D. ro '1 V3 JP 3 ff 0 FP 3' ro 7 E N N4 .-0 of belng good sports These are our cheerleaders They are stx tn number wtth three sopho mores and three freshmen The sopho mores are Ken Butke hm Kramer and Dan Hynes John Strebler John Holly and Ntck Stecyk hall from the fresh men class They ve done a gallant Job of bolstertng the flghttng sptrlt of our school At basketball and football games they've always managed to keep our stands cheertng, even when we held the small end of the score A great deal of credtt should be gtven these boys for a Job well done, MEGA PHONE MEN left to rtght, John Strebler, Ken Butke, Jim Kramer, D a n H y n e 9 , John Holly, and Nlck Stecyk. 4 Aff' , ,fp f Fld? 7 fffffu Hs-.s v-X1-' G... 'y...'i 7.1 49' ii-'I Jay 3 .ml my St Mary s Commanders Put Their Heads Together Here are the men that ptloted our team through wtns losses and tres Ned Endress and Harry Ktdder have beenwlth us for many seasons Chuck Kelly anew addttton to the coachtng staff ts also domg a great Job as ltne coach These coaches put thetr hearts and energles H110 thetr work of mold mg a ftne football team Everyone talks about the team but no one men ttons the coaches We feelour coaches are the best and we hope to have them around for a long ttme THE TRIUMVIRATE B a C k f 1 e l d C o a c h Ned Endress Head Coach H a r ry Ktdder and Ltne Coach Chuck Kelly 106 51567 J? W V fyy' , V ' . . A 4 V V LV' I g I .F J R. V ng 192 if ' 1127 JJ7' ' J ' R . . , Q O 4 I 4 is 5 ' Q. r- 'ff ' I 'V' ' ' t'l 'F' . O r 'J 1 J J ' E J t': -1's ff . A JJ v rry 47 :SL O 9 J' yfka, 8 Q, I ' I 'J + mt. M J J ' 1 ' J 'V JJ R if ' '55 H to . I V. it .. ,: I , , g . h R I l in i . . . ' N ,K Ps gg G ' 3 ltftl, T 1 . . . . 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Y 4' ' - f ' .J ' ' ' , 1 ' 1 J J y J ' TOP E L ExR Bob Reynolds Joe Rach Jrm O Connor John Staud BOTTOM E L B111 Thomas I EXR W q Managers Relax Lxttle IS ll reahzed how much teams sp1r1t 15 brought about by the team managers Lrttle rs sard of the tlme effort and sacrrfrces these boys make Thexr Job of strarghtemng the equlpment and fleldhouse IS by no means easy and 15 cer ta1n1y appreclated FRONT ROW Nlck Bolanz Roger Ftlltnore an Walt Logsdon BACK ROW Tom Clark and Bob SCZIISC 3 Wing, T1m L Bryan Drck Roszkowskr Bob Gardmer J IOr Ellet Is Outclassed St Mary Crusaders outshlned Ellet 14 O at the PICVICW Mrdway rn the fust perrod, Kapper frred a 33 yard pass to Lewrs, who scampeerd 1nto the end zone from the ten yard 11ne Then Braccro took ahandoff from Kapper for a 25 yard garn Lewrs then caught the ball for the f1na1 score to end the eve nrng M1ke Btaccro dlsplays f1ne defense as he makesatackle Coming over to lend a hand are B111 Thomas 1251, Jtm Kolton 1511, and Mrke Hope C581 . 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Stock Rambles for T D Sonny Stock a swrft runnmg Crusader halfback demonstrates h1s speed as he races to paydnft durrng the Canton Catholrc game St M Clipped by East St Mary's droppedaheartbreaker to a stubborn East eleven at the Rubber Bowl, the scene of the former week' s tr1umph over Ellet Due to a m1xup of s1gna1s the Crusader's Sonny btock was tack led beh1nd h1s own goal for safety Thrs prov1ded the East team w1th an extra two pomts to w1n the game bya 2.2 Z0 score St Mary's scored on passes to Lew1s and O'C0nnor wh1le Lou Perry contnbuted by a40 yard 1ntercept1on to end St Mary s scormg for the even1ng The de fensrve play demonstrated by three senlors M1ke Hope B111 Data and Joe Rach kept the East backf1eld worr1ed all evenmg Chuck Lew1s takes the ball on an end around play and prcks up a few yards before berng tack led by a Sarnt Edward player 1 1 . . 4 Q . - -4 - . ' . - 7 . . ' . - I i I 1 . Crusaders Tie Magics I3-I3 St Mar y s hard f1ght1ng Cru sadersuedaheavy favorlte Bar berton on a raln soaked football fleld as they started the season off r1ght The Crusaders led by the flne quarterbackmg of Ray Kapper Jumped to a 13 Ole d early 1n the second quarter The stunned Barberton team came to 11fe ramslng the score to 13 6 at the half George lzo came back for the Mag1CS w1th a touchdown 10 the thlrd quarter to end all scormg Eatxng up yardage Lou Perry makes a n1ce punt return Ivhke Bracclo comes 1n from behlnd to HSSISI xn blocklng 'bw nl vit ROW 1 Steve Brown Ed Bender Don Shumaker Foe Buckowskl ROW 2 Roger Forte D1ck Srasxk John Horvath Bob Carter Dxck Lusuc Lee Fledler Gene Regalhs Frank Papprella Bob Bucher John Blateny Blockford G11 Shultz Paz Donahue hm Howe Don Dlck Corcoran I u I ' ' - , , ' 1,9 ' ' fr, 'V Q. , , - y r .W 'V' . , I K' 4 a V ,Q -, . .w 2 L: I ' . ' ' 4 . . A . .W , . 5 at x L J, C, ' F7 B 1 ww . . . . - 5 ' 1 . 1 ' l ' . 4 ilu, ' ' s Y' ' , 5 2, , y . M, I, , . , . ,S , . V I 4 V W 1 ..., .0 F , Y V7 1 I l D ' ii , 1 2 '- ' ' e g ' 5 I 6 K2 - K . ,X Y , I ' Q r Q u ' I 1 1 - ' s . . K . x '1 5 N W j My 1 LFS FIRST ROW B111 DeLuca Mgr Joe Kamrad Ray Kapper SECOND ROW Tom DeKemper Tom Maslmovlch Lou Perry Coach Ned Endress THIRD ROW Chuck LCW1S StM Sr M Opponents Toledo Central Canton Falls Garf1eld South Hower East Ursulme St V1ncent St Joseph Buchtel Barberton Stow Coventry St. Vmcent Art Class? No, just a few maneuvers bemg pomted out by coach Ned Endress CLOCKWISE- B111 De Luca, B1l1MaI1n1oI1, Tom DeKemper, Mgr Joe Kamrod, Joe Nemeth, and Coach Ned Endress K1 Quai' George Cooney hm O Connor FOURTH ROW Jerry Logsdon Ioe Nemeth B111Mann1on Bob Dangle 6 ' 1 or 741-Qi 1 I , 1 ,. iw' to 4 l 1 1 1 , 1 E 3, f 3 5 gf, I .Q J 1 tw i , -1 Lkg N I -- 5 m i Z I -W, Yi! I V 'A 5, Th a C a, ,aa 1 if aa a 1 , a h 111 1 J Q W V .,l V , V! A izz :Eg i ,-,- gag E , .. ...V , , ..,.. F -L Lk K V 4 T I , M V f L . . 55 59 60 58 81 65 58 60 58 ' 63 - 60 so to ' u X 65 67 ll ' 58 . ' 42 ' 54 . 46 51 44 61 66 H 74 45 , ' IIO St. M. Cagers End with a 9-6 Record. Anxxously awamng the rebound are Tom DeKemper B111 Mann1on B111 DeLuca George Cooney Jerry Logsd on and unldentxfled Hower I-hgh players The Crusaders powerhouse stomped the Bucaneers by 27 pomts Crusaders Brush Central er by edgmg Akron Central 60 58 Tx-a1l1ng at the end of the f1rst quarter 13 11 the Crusaders moved out to take a command1ng lead of 37 Z9 by the half DeLuca, who had 18 pomts for the half added 6 more 1n the th1rd quarter to lead the W1ldcats 54 ll Central came back 1n the fourth quarter to t1e the game up 58 58 only to be upset by B111 Mann1on's last seconds shot Tom DeKemper fakes outhls man as he s11ps ba11 to Chuck Lewxs H1 1 been The Crusaders took a thrill- St M Takes Tltle St Mary Crusaders wrapped up the Parochlal tltle by walkmg away w1th a69 47 score The Crusaders took the game at the start by bu1ld1ng up a twelve polnt lead before the lr1sh knew what happened At the end of the flrst quarter the Cru saders led by 21 9 and were ahead 34 20 by the half The Crusaders coasted through the th1rd quarter but came back w1th 23 pomts 1n the last quarter to chalk up then' 9th v1ctory agamst Ray Kapper was h1gh pomt man w1th 15 followed by Chuck Lew1s w1th 13 DeLuce and Dangle added to the v1ctoryw1th f1ne ball handlmg and reboundmg Dxsplaymg h1s Jumpmg ab1l1ty IS B111 DeLuca as he leaps for a shot durmg the Buchtel game Playmaker Bob Dangle sets up Chuck Lew1s Wlth a beaunful pass as Tom DeKemper gets set to cut through the key hole for a Jump shot ll - , I t Y . . . L y seven defeats. . , . 9 -. y C N St M Rallies bt Mary's dumped ah1gh1y confldent Buchtel flve by a 51 44 count and boosted thelr wmmng streak to four games The lead changed hands as Buchtel led 12 11 at the f1rst quarter and St Mary's went ahead 23 Z2 at the haLf Chuck LCWIS took command m the thmrd quarter as he con trolled both backboards and scooped 1n 11 pomts to boost the Crusaders 39 35 at the buzzer Lewls and DeLuca scored 17 saders shut out Howard Wrlght the Buchtel sc or1ng ace ln the last quarter UPPER LEFT Reboundlng for St Mary 15 George Cooney f24j and Joe Nemeth 1353 LOWER LEFT Bob Dangel scoops IH a layup as Chuck Lewxs a walts to rebound LOWER RIGHT Thls Buchtel player seems confused as ueorge Cooney sneaks IH a Jump shot beslde hxm and 13 respectively as the Cru- Crusaders are Squeezed Out St. Mary's lost a thriller to a stubborn East quintet as Billy Ham- monds made a basket with seconds remaining to play. St. Mary's was in fr ont during the whole game until the last quarter as they led 13-4 at the first period and 30-Z6 at the in- termission. With three minutes to play in the last quarter St. M. led by llpoints. But Gene Michaels scored on five fouls and two field goals. Quinny added two, and Hammonds did the rest. Nemeth and Cooney had 16 and 15 points respectively as the Crusaders fell 47-45. Billlviannion f3Oy and Jerry Logsdon 1343 are fighting for possession of the ball as three Hower players looked on. Hower is Tamed A big secondperiod enabled St. Mary to snap its three game losing streak and outclass Hower by a 73-46 score. The improved Hower five surprised St. M. as they jumped to a two point lead in the first couple minutes of play. St. Mary woke up in the second frame to out- score the Busc 25-8 and take a 47-26 lead. The Crusader's Bill Mannion, who was high point for the night with 8 markers, did a fine job in the last quarter as St. M. outscored Hower 18-8. George Cooney is 'airbound' as he lets loose ofa jump shot during the Hower game, Jerry Logsdon runs in to rebound, Ursline Falls Paced by Bill DeLuca's 17 points, the Crusaders scored an easy 64-47 victory against Youngstown Ursline. The Cru- saders took a commanding 12 points lead in the first quarter, but Youngstown, fighting hard, came within4points in the sec- ond frame. In the third period, DeLuca meshedin 9 points giv- ing the Crusaders a 43-24 ad- vantage. The Crusaders added 21 points in the lastperiod giv- ing them their fourth win in 9 starts. Chuck Lewis Qleftj and George Cooney fcen- terj lend a hand as Bill Mannion looks for an opening. ,-- r Q Q . O 'I -ob4aQ4 5:94 . . .1 ', Defeated Beats U ndefeated St. Mary's Crusaders, having al- ready lost a few games, traveled to Cleveland to take on a undefeated St. Joseph team and walked away with a 54-46 margin. The surprised quin- tent led throughout the first quarter, but the Crusaders came back with a second quarter lead and maintained it throughout the game. Ray Kapper made 7 points in this stanza to push St. Mary's to a Z5-16 halftime advan- tage. DeLuca found the range in the third period, adding 8 points. Chuck Lewis and Joe Nemeth were standouts on offense and did a terrific j0b of controlling the boards on defense throughout the game. Chuck Lewis, rebounding, shows the job he has done all season controlling the boards. Scrubs Mop Up I5 Wins I Loss Q Q., ROW 1 Tom Iaukowskx B111 Hodson Lou Perry ROW Tom Carhsle Tom Maxlmovlch ROW 4 Jerry Plehn 2 Mgr Tom M111er Dlck U1r1ch Paul Fxrrh B111 Tlrn K1b1er hm Kolton and Jerry Logsdon Mlller Coach Chuck Kelly ROW 3 Dave De Lu c a St Mary s Reserves ST MARY S OPPONENTS Toledo Central Canton Falls Garheld South Hower East Ursulme St Vlncent St Joseph Buchtel Barberton Stow Conventry St Vlncent Dlsplaymggood sprmg actlon, George Cooney pulls m a rebound as Joe Nemeth135J comes m to assxst llb A ' L2 ' I of Vg .5 53 ff 4 .gi I 7 jj , 10.7, A Xt' , f' 2 ? y Y V Y I Pb ' 5 1 ,, V 2 Q 5 9 N11 S2193 C - 51 45 43 Z7 ' eo 40 77 50 ' 69 ' 49 ' 44 52 ' 64 47 44 43 ' 53 ' 39 ' 53 . ' 41 ' 65 . 44 ' 52 48 ' 73 60 63 33 ' 75 51 52 , ' 33 f Lv I Q4 1911 if ROW 1 D1ck Lusug Lee Fe1d1er Joe Horvath ROW Pat Donahue ROW 3 Frank Papparella John Blatney 2 Joe Le1br1th hm Howe John Doshah 11m Greene Jerry Plehn Tom Kennedy John Regalhs Freshmen Post 7 5 Freshmen Have Record Our future reserve and varslty wlllbe fllled bya. group ofpromxslng boys The freshman havmg a slow start and not enough practrce lost a few openers with area teams suc as Kent Kenmore St Vmcent Cop ley and Portage They came back however to wln 5 out of the1r last sxx games I-Iead1ng the 11st were JerryPlehn John Blatney Pat Don ahue John Regahs Frank Pappa rella and James Greene Thelr h1gh for the season was a 51 40 v1c tory over St V1ncent as they made up for a past defeat. ST M Slow Start OPPONENTS Kent Kenmore St Vlncent U L Lrght Portage Copley Hoban Portage Kenmore Copley St Vrncent E, S ' Q ' u Crusader's Season Looks Bright. .-.ff L -w V' A 1' , 1 il , L za V I laik-WW? 1 J 5- S Hy 1 'SN' m ef, I X f ' 5 A ' A l 0 W 8 f QE' I F3 . g . I J W ' ,. Q' ,QM M9 W 'QQ ? IW: I fig ' 'H Q, .fag A-:.-' if . , sf! Kg? II xqfa Ilg?-J 59553 x'0 'O coP Nz 2553 Nr- ooao aff'-'22 5-4 ,B 55.55 O va :'5:z1c,, z'-IO mmin' :E 5 v-u0N7CD 5' 5 3,555 misc ewi-J o 2 argon: v-153.9 5553 man, gZ,F...E cr 5.525 S.'Qfv9:: 71 FU E990 'agif gram- MZSQU 0:30 552' 'C sqm W :s Semi o 02 FUIU' S-55 411.825,- '5' 'S mZ 0055 0:1595 C205 55' E- : D-IN my,-gar g '-- Qin- ami 5:0 San go E83 'J-09. HD' Garfield Ga.rf1e1d's defendmg cxty serles champs were stop ped by a 4 2 countln St Mary's opemng baseball game of 1956 Joe Nemeth pxtched a neat s1x hxtter to gam h1s flrst v1ctory Mlke Tarayq Don Nauer, and Don Lombard1 collected the four Crusader h1ts, mak1ng them RM Wwe? 222 W W Hef lfggfg zgaawfnlimkun count up to an Lmportant game the Crusaders trounced South 15 5 as Nel son M1chalak threw a one hltter Bamng Practxce gets under way as Walt Logsdon backs up Mlke Bracclo 616' 3' W --- - i .5 ,kj Q '13 Fa J. , , , :L 6 ' X I KV, .Nw L ' x . X - W 1 W V AE . - . ' ' s U ' , , I ' , J I , . v , o I , 1 ' ' 2 ' . . : , . : . . O Dlamondmen Stop Ell l . - . 2-I .jf l - 5 '. ' - b 1 l Q, 1 f W 5 5 . , . ,a ,Q , 5 vxctory. Followlng th1s or f H . , ' ' 'f ,iff ww , awk. 1 Baseball Activity is Blooming. Sr Mlke Taray rs really warmmg up as he dons hrs sheepskm George Cooney fields a hot grounder as he warms coat for batting practrce up before the game WSP Faivfka ' 4313-W ' 74 'Vim ' Ss Here Mike Taray IS all warmed up and ready to go as he fields The mll to wm is the mll no prepare and a grounder Pete Graham does hls share as he helps get the field in condmon lI'l , in 'A 4. Q ' 1 ',,-f ,,,, 'Mi :QQ ' -ff V . if N ieaflmhgfap 1 , I L7 . rv. ' s xx 8 1 V , ,I 'shi f ' i .. E my V 9' ' ' , 2 'Q 9 ' ' . . f A ' 'Wt 'hi 4 - -- l 4 -45 W . A - ' W , of-5291 g - Lag -F -V ip- A 'Wi sa. K . ' wx? 4 va., 'I' r. , -fe re . . - Q-wg -M be Q .ggw ' mfr W, Qi Q. . Q gr- f ,i .re KH-L1 . f YI l . . N 5 . .- fir effsgi , k k V Q Mia! H ' 1'S?QfTZ' if , , . , us- , .4 Q .. .L .4 1 P ' I Q ' 5 ' a' 1 e- .. 1 K we ,W , , - r i ... g L ' . Q-. J f or - K , ' ' ' Q 05 c-- Q , Q ' n . ' s- no ' 6 +4 r in 'k' Q . l- Q 4. -1 'W' I, ' 5- ul.. Q L' ' I - ' ' .nr ' I rr 'Q M . x xr. xx' L. milf H -' ... ' ' B 0. - 1 . K fix .1 in 5 ' ' . of x,.N.- - K l J eq ' Q x , , , ,Q ' ku ... - 5, . Wx - .. .4 L ' - F .' 5... Aff ' ' ' n ,- ' ' ,- .V . , v :gf WF .fa 4910 waldm-2 4 QM manga BOB BROWN Pltcher MIKE STOCK lst Baseman in C! an3l 'iQ 'f'!m3v 9i'1G1a thanks: aww .lv wnfabw .-rww dl,-ow sv- W A-W aw' J' PJ: JERRY PLEHN Catcher F1e1der l H DON SNYDER M95 nr? Wlnnunnnnnlw if swam 94 an-+1 'Q' P? wk' wg 41:52 aww E JOE NEMETH Pltcher WY -QW' , V' l ' Y. 7 I X , gym-14 v , ,, , I X , ,I , W' , , M:sf1.,,',,,M,f mf I . 4 K V' ' , .IQ I 1 X , i inf H I 5991 , f , iw' , , N - V3 4. 4 f V 4 I K fill Q ,Q gm ijlggj 5, K , W ,M 4 t 1 S . 5 I w.9..xAM.,, M 5 2 f r V yy ! B Y f A , g 1 52,4 ,.., z S A 1 W wr .illw V , .-A B - M f' , - 'f 'ff' V' A , - V ,. .,-fag' V A I .. -f - , ,, , ' . if l ,EW,n f if' W 3' 'A f 1 7'B' in A, ,,., E .NM K., V4 . . . M F N 3.1-.,, I , , X I V ...J - , , , , I , '42 - 2 E I C A If 5 , . , , , Y X Q Q - 4 3 Y Q w X ,Q fiat 2 if 2 hi g ' 3 1' V Jfwihhg . a . , V I - . , it W. i n ., rp I , 'F it , 9' Ib w 1 ff4f11?' .QA ' .se ' 3, V, 1, ' W ' A K B ' M A ' A 1 A, M ,A ' . N f F, af ' , , V- ... - .. ,. ,, 1- 9 , f A M uhm . , ng, , I ii 33 .. V A . , . . ' fl 'Q 9 , ,Mug I U r . ., V M3 lf,- - x B ' ., I V x V 471 'Ms ff yu ' 3 H A ' ,, A B .3 N T1 , -' 4 PG ' , ' .Y .R 1 I V . N - . V V S.. ' 1 5 ,A , vu Q1 X if I I 6 GirI's Athletic Association UPPER LEFT: Joyce Alexander, Mary Ann Coffman, Mary Ann Burchick,lanet Dierker, Eleanor Diertrick, ROW 21 E1izabethMc- Carthy, Lucille Padva, Joan Riegler, The Officers are as follows: UPPER RIGHT: Vice President, Ellen Neff: and President, Mary Ann Coffman, ROW 2: Secretary, Caroline Papparella, Rose Popp, Cathy Pfroom. FRONT ROW: Marie Fiedler, Mary Ann Huct- with, Pat Kee nan, Carol Missor, Lorretta Mollica, SECOND ROW: Mary lane Novit- sky, Carol Paparella, Rose Papp, Catherine Pfromn, ROW 1: Nancy Coffman, Donna Columbo, Margie Craig, Margaret Cusick, Patricia Penko, Mary Ann Kindig, ROW 2: Mary Ann Lewis, Ellen Neff, Sue Penotte, Carol Sargent, Marilyn Siefert, Genex ieve Siemes- ko, ROW 3: Mary Lou Slinger, Jackie Yen, Pat Slfchekr SZ 1 x I 4 7 I Record Posted By Tankmen ...-f--Y-'F ,..,.,.-.J--v--f ROW 1 Larry Hamlm B111 Yoho ROW 2 Don Hoffman Don Frghtmaster Dlck Yoho ROW 3 Tom Neff Ed Iebber Tom Boyce St Mary Outsplashes South After Wlnfllflg slx out of sevenstarts,the Crusaders tankmeneasdydunked South 40 23 at the Cornmumty Center. Tom Boyce and Tom Neff paced the Crusaders havlng two wms aplece, Boyce took the 100 yard breastroke and the 12.0-yard mdrvrdual medley as Neff copped the 100 and 200 yard freestyle and Ed Jebber won the 160 medley relay. Tom Boyce, swrmmmg the breastroke, appears to be eatmg u p the water as he pxcks up speed 190 5 s 2 V ,, A Q S E E . N, M 2 ' Ks ' i 1' . VM Mm,,,,,,,,.,.,,.l.....-mf-W V f W 1 Q12 ,..1.. y -me -fr V Q ,Y A W W VW-W W, ... ,Mi sy. I 1 f- 1 i ' 1 4. WW, , V 1 4 C? l 1 fy ,,,,.1,--Qfnuxv-' q ' I A , I . I , I , . . l Tom Neff shows hrs usual fme form as he swlms the 100 yard freestyle Splashes Frghtmaster npples hrs way through the water in the 100 yard freestyle event St. M. Swamps Tom Boyce and Tom Neff set a rugged pace in the Akron Sw1mm1ng League as they eas1ly outd1stanced Garfxeld by a 43 16 v1ctory Neff chalked up h1s shareby wznnlng the 100 and 200 yard relays Boyce bettered the pool record held by hlm self m the 120 yard m drvldual medley by sxmmxng the drstance 120 8 The old mark was 1 21 2 Boyce Neff Set Records Tom Boyce and Tom Neff East ls Held Back St Mary's Tom Boyce set another pool record as the Crusade s splashed 1n a 39 28 vlctory over East Boyce took the 100 yard backstroke ml 10 4 to bet ter hrs prevmous record Captaxn Tom Neff was the other two event wmnner for St Mary's takmg f1rsts mn the 100 and 200 yardfree style event set Akron Area. Sw1mm1ng League records as the Cru saders Tankers stopped Cuyahoga Falls by a 38 30 dec1s1on Neff set hrs mark w1th a. 2.126clock1ng whlle Boyce's mark was a 1 21 2 effort 1n the 120 yard lndl v1dua1 medley event The Crusaders began to show themselves up as probably the best swxmmmg team ln Akron What appears to be a bodyless head IS Ed Iebber domg fme wnh the backstroke ' Q . In . , , , . . . ' : . . - ff n ' ' - o . . v Q' ' f - 1 . , . . Vf f ' 'C 2,h.f.W' J X- T- s fx ,Vw a . 1' ' ' A n D I Q 0 Q ' l . jf if as 9' 2 'A f o 'lwiiis 5 'il 1 1 ,g I' ' 3 ff, 'lump Y I 14 , 4 NS, Ns c ff 'ZA .dl ya -4'-I V ,M ,O F' 'wa cg 'mm -I N' w.,,,, ,, M mg a, .!1,,4F-' . ff W 'f v sifj, ,N .,......, '....,.....k Q13 , ..,..,,,......, '5 '- K 1' xX fl'L::4 M 1 ,1 id-Q5-wif' USIC of., l if 'Q r L 4 fQ' ,A- f 'F Ml! t f 3 4-gg. ' Dear St. Cecilia, Our band and choral have really done a terrific job this year, and the spirit they have shown could never truly be measured, Don't be alarmed if you hear some odd-sounding music floating up to your heavenly door steps, It is just our jazzy band prac- ticing some new hit tunes for the next 'all-important' pep rally and football game. Of course, we all think our choralis the greatest too and are proud to say that in competition we were rated excellent. With your help our choral made it over those rough notes, and our band marched on to victory. X - 5 ROW 1: Martha Ray, Eleanor Dietrick, Rita Urban, Mary Drexler, Elizabeth Jackson, Marilyn Schultz, Mary Ann Burchic, Judith Fledge, Janet Oser, Bernadette Jacubiak, ROW 2: Gail Meyer, Donna Haley, Angela Donnatacio, Shelvy Johnson, Barbara Weigand, Clara Watson, Mary For- man, Phyllis Bocko, Martha O'Brian, Cherie Monsour-Secre- tary. ROW 3: Judy Champlain, Linda Mayer, Helene Ken- nedy, Mercedes Kenna, Rose Ann Mallardi, Donna Posey, Nancy Rossi, Delores Champlain, Barbara Kriston, Delores Shultz, Susan Beeman. ROW 4: Don Gilcher, Phil DaMac1o Mary Jane Dillon, Marie Smith, Lucille Padva, Verna Schee- ser Donna Drexler, Mary Ann Coffman, Margaret Speaks ROW 5: Richard Yoho, Raymond Barber, John Paparella - id nt ohnStaud ThomasBo ce Jack Popp Mike Brac Pres e .J . Y , . - cio, Steve Zamesko, Terry Schafer, Dick Rozskowski-Treas- urer, John McKenna . 128 ROW 1 - Carolyn Kozak. Pat Kelly, Loretta Mollica, Connie Piperni, Rita Kuhn, Janice Strottner. Rita Drexler. Marjorie Stith, Midge Frank, Marjorie Brandt. ROW 2 - Barbara Sterling, Linda Podobnik. Yvonne Maag, Molly Schafer. Florence Pressler, Elizabeth McCarthy. Judy Haley,Edna Sietz, Darlene Siefert, Pat Kirven, ROW 3 - Connie Grayshock. Loretta Kay Rex. BarbaraBonacci- Vice President-. Susan Hammer. Kathy Payne. Barbara Hunt, Carolyn Paparella, Cathy Kral. ROW 4 - Barbara Ethridge, Mary Fitzgerald. Blanche Gault. Roberta Meyers. Ann Watts. Harriet Kraft. Mary Jane Kinney, Mary Lou Schaaf. Laura Smith. ROW 5 - Bill Graham, David Mas- soud. Bill Thomas, Jim Thomas, Nelson Michalek, Ralph Leading. Bob Crapo. Richard Zimmerman. Jim Staud. Louis Perry. ROW1 Caro1Wo1fe Barbara DuFu1a Peter Graham Nancy Breza Rosemary Gadle Regma Roe ROW 2 Karen Moyer Berm Koerber Betty Trares Donna M111er Judy Davrs Rodney Horvath Ioan R1eg1er ROW 3 Joe Horvath Pat Rolhson Ioan Breza Elea Mr Gerald Busby and Mr Darry1T W1tters sport happy smxles for the cam era at the annual St Mary Band Banquet Band letters and awards were presented to the band members at thrs event The band has rm proved steadrly under Mr Busby s1nce he was mtro duced to the band 1ast Sep tember by Mr Wrtters, the band dzrector of Akron U mverslty nor Dretrlck Loretta Rex Coletta Fahey B111 Bell Susre Krretz Karen Arndt ROW 4 Sandra Nesbrtt Grlbert Shultls Drck Swartz Frank M3X1m0V1Ch B111Ro111son Jerry Myers Drck Traxler Dave Crxshp Jean Krretz WMWIZ VL if These band members show at a glance the wholehearted and contlnuous effort dmsplayed by the entxre band They have spent long hours m hard earnest rehearsal on thelr free txme as well as durmg school m makmg our band a band of whxch we are proud Loretta Re 4 and Eleanor Dletnck pucker up on thelr slushpumps' I Bring You Good Tidings of Great Joy 4 -ew JoanneWo1fe Barbara Freese Donna Becker Joan Luxedor Barbara Bridges Florence Hollenack Pat Toth Sue Penotte Joe Rach Jim Hollenack Don Lombardi John Fiedler. af' St Luke Chapter 2 132 Mary Lou Slmger Margle Cra1g 41 Mlke Taray Kathy H1ggll'lS Jean Hum Joe Rach Don Lombardx Joe Ogurchak Early on the evenlng of December 18 1955 exmtement soared sky h1gh Earth angels nervously donned thelr halos Pa1est1n1an garb b1llowed over Jet age attlre young men grew beards as the students prepared to turn back the clock 1n the Maman Aud1tor1um As the curtamn faded t1me sl1pped from the present to the past from a h1gh school aud1tor1um to a stable 1n Bethlehem Hearts were l1fted to the beauteous song of Chrmst mas I-Iosanna mn the I-hghest' sprang from the heart and 11ps of every cho ralmember 1npra1se to the new born Sav1or there wa Born to You a Savxor 133 ,4 , I Z ! A lf., 'pp A 1 ii, 'L X 1 1 I 4 -' V 'r 3 1 3 1 X s ' ,S ,f,j,, 7 . . . . 1 1 4 1 3 I ' tg -H f I L ' v ' s I V I f . , , on ' ' 7 gg iv Q ' , All , A 5 . W rr - ' v . . . S b H . . - Ki LIDENT ACTIVITIES Dear Mother Cabrini, This has been a busy year for all of us, The old organizationsin our school are growing and flourish- ingboth in number and activity. The Student Coun- cil has done much for our school by way of a new clock, gamesfor the noon hour during Lent, etc. Lit- tle isreally known about the time, effort, and money involved in putting out the 1956 B1ueBook . Every report card date brings a very welcome Crusader . St. M's offical newspaper, These organizations are all important to the life of any school. I doubt if we 55 are predjudiced in considering our schoolo rg a n i z a - tions the very best, May their respective fields be as fruitful as yours have been. iz: I J , I :Z '- E 5 ROW 1 Frank Max D1ckRoskowsk1 John Ftdeler gerald AnnNesb1t Barbara Hunt ROW 4 Veromca ROW2 Caro1eWo1fe B1anchGau1t Colletta Fahey Hegarty Em11 Totura Nancy Hendershot Don Cathy HIQQCHS ROW 3 Clorenda Tarammd Helen Gucher Theslng Jean Hunt Joyce Alexander Mary Flts Helen Theslng Veromca Hegarty Hendershot and trymg rhetr best paper Don Gtlcher Jean Hunt Nancy Emtl Totura are to get out a good Crusader 9 136 -4 Colette Fahey and Dick Roskowski run through the finance reports on the paper which was an outstanding success this year due to a new student of the month series. Mary Fitzgerald, Kathy Higgins and Blanch Gault look over the latest gossip of the school which appears in the Just the Facts column Our Crusader 1S a bi monthly paper published by the students of the Journalism Class Much time and effort1s put 1nto the paper, which IS an up to date account of the every day happenings in our school It has a sports social, ed1tor1al, Wlth a wadd1t1on, Student of the Month sect1on It is greatly welcomed by the students each ttme lt comes out, for it contains someth1ng of interest to every student Certainly it could never be duplicated an auto accident l l ' ' - ' ' I I ll , X 1 . U . + - ' A J' ' . ' ' ' if s 137 Barbara Hunt Joyce Alexander John Fidler and Anne Nesbit compare notes in a recent Journalism meeting John who writes asports column Bench Talk ts getting some serious criticism from the girls These meetings do much to arouse the spirit of the newspaper aspirants Don O Shea did an inspiring Job of editing unul he was injured in I U O Ll 6 I1 I1 C t 0 Officer of the Student Council are Blanch Gault, Sandra Belcich, Mike Hope, Lousis Perry, and Joe Rach, Attendinga meeting are the .nem- bers, E1ezabethIackson,Josi Abrosi, Mike Hope and Blanch Gault, Answeringthe requests of the students at the record hop are Louis Perry, Sandra Belcich, Carol Cussio and Jim Hollenack. -l ,- X -4-V We If L, M. v - ' , ' Q S 'LX-1 ' v 4 '.Tzi?2 5? Tc,-3751 f 'fs , ,A y 1,21 ,fv J' tr. 4 , w -. V ,, at iterate. if ,s 1. 1. ., sf: f 1' 4 ' 'f A ffvi Monsi nor Price describes the bene NATIONAL HONOR 5ocuETv Q x:5xr5SQ f ,L iz.. 5 5 f' I if 4 sg I3 9 g - l fits of the National Honor Society at their induction ceremony. Tom Maximovich makes a motion tolerry Myers, president of the Na- tional Honor Society at one of their bi-monthly meetings. Listening in- tently are Helen Reushman, Dick Traxler, Joe Rach, Veronica Hegarty and Joyce Alexander. The torch, symbol of learning, is surrounded by the letters C, S, L, and S, which signify Character, Ser vice, Leadership and Scholarship These are the requirements for mem- bership in the National Honor Society. This symbol was carried out in the gold pins whichwere distributed as a sign of membership. book Progress Char? 1 I , M so ,ff ., ,Y . v,J..l ' . fr, Just forty more pages, - Editor Bob Peters. points out to adviser Father Boymer the results of the work done by the staff in turning out your 1956 Bluebook. This progress chart was a source of both joy and frustration throughout the year. The Birth of the Bluebook A yearbook isn't made up of paper, ink and a cover. Much more than this goes into the com- piling of a record of your school year. The efforts of the students pictured on these pages, the long hours after school, the constant clicking of a shutter, and the en- ergy expended running around the school and over to the rectory are all a part of what went into your Bluebook. The staff had a lot of fun throughout the year and received a banquet and picnic as a well- de served reward for their labors. -at. Q ROW l - Pat Posey, Mary Ann Shumaker, Pat Foley, ROW 3 - Mary Ann Papp, Estelle Freese, Karen Mary Ann l-luctwith, Phyllis Bocko, Catherine Nash. Becker. Mary Dukes, Genevieve Siemasko, Margie ROW 2 - Betty Allow, Mary Lou Slinger, Ellen Neff, Craig. ROW 4 - Ray Barber, Tom Max, Mary Jane Suzanne Penotte, Susan Korosa. Cherie Monsour. Novitsky, Gene Kramer, Bob Peters, 140 Our B lubook which usually makes its appear- ance during the summer is a welcome addition to the library of any St Mary s student Much work and extra time are spent by the Yearbook S aff readying it for pub- lications When we receive our book we immediately page through it to find the pic- tures of the seniors which are featured with their activities Next the social division will remind us of the fine times we had at the Record Hops Bunny Ball and Sno Ball The sports pages recalls ex citing football games tense basketball games and close swimming past five years our Blue book has shown what the students of St Mary s can do when they really try Bob Peters Mary Jane Novltsky Kay Mervis and Gene Kramer are planning a layout for the Yearbook Don O Shea Layout Editor IS completing his work John Deibel Tom Brankel and Tom Max Sports at home where he is recovering from an accident Editor are planning his section 141 ! 3 I 4- la tw ! X 3 , . 7 meets. Yes, during the I l Future Teachers Ass. Charles Greggof the Future Teach- ers Ass, is learning the how of teachrng. 1 if r Math Club Jerry Dellet demonstrates the for- mation of a cone from astring cyl- inder to Rita Estafen, Ann Heiser and Joan Danimiller. John Staud explains the use of SUI- veyors transit to Delores Schulz while Angie Machino, Jude Eber hardt and Bill Corcoran look on. Karen Moyer, Len Gabriel, Jack Graham, Bob Bilitsky, Bob Fillmore, and Jackie Yen proudly display the motto ofFrance, 'Peace and Liber- ty French Club Rose Raumberger, Marilyn Seifert, Jackie Yen, Karen Moyer, Phyllis Seman, Estelle Freese, and Cather- ine Nash study a map of France. I ff LIBER V. L' xg Latin Club Walt Lossdon, Don Lombardi, Jim O'Connor, Tom Del-Cemper, Pat Fol - ley, and Betty Alloe discuss Virgil during a class break. We'lI Remember Always Father Trrvisonno delivers his graduation address ro the graduates and rherr friends during the commencement exercrses, Semor grrls talkrng over plans dreams and adventures comrng and already gone by F Graduation Day! The end of four of the most adventurous years of our life and the be- ginning of another chapter. A door opens to us a world, its challenges, its failures, and its trials with commencement. Many heartfelt thanks are extended to parents, teachers, and Counselors for the help they have given the Seniors of the Class of l956. Robert Peters receives the symbol of four years hard work from His Excellency, Arch- bishop Edward lp Hoban. Former assistant, Father John Fizila, assists His Excellency in the celebration of Solemn Benediction of thc Blessed Sacrament, john McKenna receives congratulations after comnienccment atareception in the Marian Aiidiroriiini. fa. -,Qf4,, Acme Cleaners Akron Steel Fabr1cators Co Akron Cha1r 81 lable Rental Akron Coffee gl Grocery Co Akron Mlrror 8: Glass Co Anderson Pont1ac Inc Anonymous Atlas Rad1o kk T V Co Barberton Motor Sales Bast1an Bros Co Beaver Lumber Co Rlchard Bedell Agent Borden s Ice Cream Co Champl1n s Cleaners 8: Ta1lors Chesterf1eld Inc Agency C1r1ello's Taproom Collen Electr1c Co Corbett Market Cred1t F1nance Serv1ces Inc Crookston Roof1ng Co Patrons Business Dunn Qulgley Funeral Home A Frlend F1fth Ave Serv1ce Fred s Bakery Fr1to Co of Cleveland Fuller Market Garden Lanes Gene 8: Glen Cleaners Germ Cleaners Gr1smers' Cathol1c Supply Frank A Gr1smer Co H1lltop Cleaners Hummel Funeral Home S J Jackson gl Assoc1ates Jacob The Ta1lor Johnny's Fr1endly Barber Shop Kala1n Bros Produce Co Kamrad Plumbumg 8: Heat1ng Klrke Flower Shoppe Krnghts of Columbus Barberton Counc1l 1617 Cunnmgham 8: McCafferty Funeral Home Charles J Cutt1ng Drexler PT1Ut1Hg Co D 8: S Market Dr E L Koosed Kour1 Cleaners Kucko Funeral Home Lockwood Hardware gl Supply Inc I Brode Dry Cleaners Ingersoll Plastering Co. . , . . 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